Supply Chain Technician - 2nd Shift

Mercyhealth Wisconsin and Illinois•Janesville, WI

1d•$18 - $27•Onsite

About The Position

The Supply Chain Technician is responsible for picking, packaging, and delivering supplies to requesting departments. This role involves restocking shelves, managing inventory using FIFO and FEFO methods, and unloading stock from the dock. The technician will also operate floor jacks and forklifts, monitor supply par levels, and assist in determining appropriate PAR levels. Additionally, the role includes participating in inventory counts, collecting and cleaning equipment, delivering and setting up equipment for patient care areas, and tracking rental equipment. The technician will also be responsible for entering patient charges for supplies and equipment, verifying supply transactions in the MMIS system, and maintaining a clean and efficient work environment. Providing excellent customer service and answering telephones are also key aspects of this position. The role may also involve patient and material transport, daily receiving, delivery, and returns as directed.

Requirements

High school graduate or equivalent.
Must have and maintain a valid driver’s license.
If driving a Mercy vehicle is required, applicant must have a driving record that is insurable under Mercyhealth’s insurance coverage guidelines.
Must maintain an acceptable driving record per Mercy’s HR-01 Fleet Safety Policy.
Position is subject to annual driving record background checks per Mercy’s HR-01 Fleet Safety Policy.
Effective interpersonal/communication skills.
Ability to work with internal customers in assessing their needs and the most appropriate solution.
Ability to effectively use applicable MMIS system.
Ability to perform assigned tasks using a desk top computer or mobile device.
Ability to work independently under the direction of the Supervisor.

Nice To Haves

Storeroom experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

Picks orders for departments requesting supplies.
Packages and delivers supplies to requesting departments.
Re-stocks shelves, trays, carts, etc. with incoming supplies.
Utilizes FIFO (First In, First-Out) and FEFO (First Expired, First Out) methods to rotate stock.
Unloads stock daily from the dock, confirming accuracy with delivery document.
Unpack stock and places on shelves in a timely and efficient manner.
Safely operate floor jacks (manual and battery) and forklift where appropriate.
Regularly check supply par levels, outdates and overstock, adjusting stock as needed.
Assists in determining appropriate floor unit PAR levels.
Participates in inventory counts.
Collects and cleans dirty equipment from floor units where appropriate, ensuring its readiness for use.
Delivers and sets up equipment for patient care areas where appropriate.
Returns equipment to appropriate location.
Tracks location of rental equipment and monitors its return to the vendor.
Transports equipment to Biomed when appropriate.
Enters patient charges for supplies and equipment where appropriate.
Verifies accuracy of all supply transactions within MMIS system.
Maintains a clean and efficient work environment free of hazards.
Consistently practices good customer service skills.
Answers telephones and intercom promptly and properly.
Provide patient and material transport.
Performs daily receiving, delivery and returns as directed.