Supply Technician

Defense Commissary Agency•Fort Bliss, TX

About The Position

Supply Technicians support commissary operations by controlling, procuring, issuing, and disposing of supplies and equipment. Items may include cash registers, meat slicers and grinders, refrigerators, forklifts, and other general equipment. Specific assignments vary by store and management needs. The role may involve work in departments such as meat, grocery, produce, warehouse, front-end, and cash office. Technicians maintain property accounting records, assist management with cyclic inventories, ensure urgent or critical purchases comply with regulatory requirements, and maintain adequate, orderly stock. The position requires an irregular schedule that includes nights, weekends, and holidays, and occasional overtime. Physical requirements include standing, stooping, kneeling, bending, and climbing for prolonged periods, as well as walking and carrying light items. Applicants must meet the qualifications for the federal Supply Technician series. They may qualify through one year of specialized experience equivalent to GS-4, four years of qualifying education above high school, or a combination of experience and education. The position is nonexempt under the Fair Labor Standards Act and is not telework- or remote-work-eligible.

Requirements

Be a U.S. citizen or national; permanent residents are not eligible for positions requiring U.S. citizenship.
Meet the minimum age requirement, generally 18 years.
Males born after December 31, 1959, must be registered with or exempt from Selective Service.
Meet the physical requirements, including standing, stooping, kneeling, bending, and climbing for prolonged periods.
Meet the Office of Personnel Management qualifications for Supply Technician series 2005 by the announcement closing date.
Qualify through one year of specialized experience equivalent to at least the GS-4 grade level, four full years of successfully completed education above high school at an accredited institution, or a qualifying combination of experience and education.
Qualifying experience may include coordinating inventory control from ordering through disposition; performing standard clerical assignments and operating office equipment; and following supply regulations, policies, and procedures.
Submit transcripts when using education to qualify; foreign education requires documentation of equivalency and English-language documentation or translation.
Meet the additional federal appointment condition for current federal civilian employees: at least 90 days of federal civilian service since selection for a nontemporary appointment through a competitive examination register or direct-hire authority.
Be able to obtain and maintain clearance eligibility based on the appropriate background investigation.
May be subject to identity and employment eligibility verification, a suitability or fitness determination, fingerprinting, and a probationary or trial period.
Use direct deposit for pay.
Complete required onboarding and provide a complete application package, including a resume that documents work schedule and hours.

Responsibilities

Coordinate procurement control activities involving supplies, transfers, equipment accountability, and general office duties across commissary departments.
Control, procure, issue, and dispose of supplies and equipment, including cash registers, meat slicers and grinders, refrigerators, forklifts, and other general equipment.
Maintain the property accounting register for supplies and equipment.
Assist management with cyclic accountable inventories.
Ensure procurement of items in urgent demand or of a critical nature meets regulatory guidelines.
Maintain adequate stock and keep shelves neat and orderly.