Vehicle Supply Technician

PRIORITY ONDEMAND•Anderson, SC

32d

About The Position

The Vehicle Supply Technician fuels, cleans, and stocks ambulances and receives, inventories, and stocks medical, cleaning, shop, and other supplies. The role prepares assigned vehicles for field crews, including cleaning and disinfecting ambulances and equipment, stocking appropriate medical equipment and supplies, and completing deep cleaning or decontamination as directed and according to standard operating procedures. The technician also supports supply inventory and distribution at the AOC, ambulance stations, and ambulance substations. The position follows company procedures and infection-control practices, protects confidential company and patient information and company property, maintains a clean work area, and works with attention to personal and others’ safety. The technician reports to an Operations Supervisor or Manager, as appropriate, and performs other duties as directed by management.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED certification.
Current state motor vehicle operator’s license.
Clean driving record approved by the company’s vehicle liability insurer.
Successfully complete a CEVO Ambulance driver safety classroom and practical course.
Successfully complete a CPR course through the AHA or another appropriate organization within 30 days of hire.
Successfully complete a First Aid course through the ARC or another appropriate organization within 30 days of hire.
Ability to work effectively with minimal supervision and use good judgment.
High degree of personal integrity and responsibility.
Ability to reach, push, and pull; sit or stand for long periods; walk up and down stairs; bend, stoop, squat, and kneel for long periods; and walk one quarter of a mile without difficulty.
Ability to perform all job duties during any hours of the day or night.
Ability to lift and maneuver 150 pounds without difficulty, including up and down two flights of stairs.

Responsibilities

Follow company policies, procedures, goals, objectives, and applicable requirements.
Prepare assigned ambulances for field crews each shift by fully fueling them; cleaning their exterior; cleaning and disinfecting their interior and equipment; and stocking appropriate medical equipment and supplies.
Complete ambulance deep cleaning and decontamination as assigned and in accordance with standard operating procedures.
Receive, inventory, order, stock, and issue medical, office, shop, cleaning, and other equipment and supplies, assisting operations management staff as needed.
Inventory and stock medical supply closets at the AOC, ambulance stations, and ambulance substations.
Maintain the security of buildings, vehicles, equipment, medications, supplies, systems, and other company property.
Protect confidential and proprietary company information and company and patient information in accordance with company policy, HIPAA, and applicable regulations.
Follow computer-system security procedures, including appropriate password policies.
Inspect the work area daily for cleanliness and perform housekeeping duties as needed.
Follow Universal Precautions and Body Substance Isolation practices and company infection-control policies when operating, cleaning, and stocking ambulances.
Maintain required recertifications, licenses, and certifications as required by company policy and applicable regulations or laws.
Report to assigned shifts properly groomed, attired, and on time unless proper notification has been made, and remain on duty until properly relieved.
Work with personal and others’ safety in mind and perform other duties as directed by management.