Extra Help - Storekeeper II - University Housing

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign•Champaign, IL

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for a large and complex storeroom operation for University Housing Dining Services. Orders essential items such as food, dry goods, and cleaning supplies, checks in and puts away truck deliveries, and is responsible for proper rotation of product. All University Housing staff foster a respectful, inclusive, and collaborative work environment within University Housing.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
One (1) year (12 months) of work experience comparable to that performed at the Storekeeper I level of this series or in other positions of comparable responsibility.

Responsibilities

In charge of a storeroom that receives, stores, and issues a variety of general items.
Checks stock against shipping authorizations for agreement as to quantities, descriptions, sizes, conditions, and conformance to purchase orders.
Stores stock according to established methods.
Selects, determines, and applies storekeeping guides, procedures, and methods without specific interpretations from supervisors.
Makes recommendations concerning alignment of services to operating needs.
Refers situations involving major deviations from established methods to a supervisor and makes recommendations suggesting course of action to be taken.
Loads and unloads various stock when required.
Makes Special Purchases under authorized regulations.
Demonstrates resourcefulness in adapting storekeeping methods to handling of items, locating reference sources, and providing solutions to problems presented.
Exercises judgment in estimating amounts of supplies needed for replenishment and prepares necessary reports.
Handles and stores special stock items requiring special treatment that deviates from established.
Performs cyclic, special, and other inventories of bin and bulk stock.
Utilizes storekeeping methods that require knowledge of stock characterized by susceptibility to spontaneous combustion, toxicity, fragility, rapid deterioration, contamination, or ease of physical damage.
Issues stock as requested on requisition by checking items against stock levels on hand, suggesting substitutes, noting quantities issued on requisitions, and obtaining appropriate signatures on requisitions.
Reads and interprets data processing forms used for stock and inventory record maintenance and reorders when required.
Independently performs difficult tasks in connections with checking and tallying special and/or technical items of supply.
Counts, grades, or weighs articles.
Performs other related duties as assigned.