Parts & Inventory Control Clerk
governmentSpringfield (MO)
About the role
Parts & Inventory Control ClerkThe Public Works Service Center team is seeking a Parts & Inventory Control Clerk. This role will utilize and maintain a parts and inventory control acquisition system and payment processing to support the operation and maintenance of mechanical equipment and materials for our fleet services department. Leadership Philosophy The City of Springfield's leadership culture is grounded in processes, relationships, and trust. Leaders across the organization operate within the principles of The Trust Edge Framework, which emphasizes: Clarity CompassionCharacterCompetencyCommitmentConnectionContributionConsistencyThese principles guide how we work together, build relationships, and serve our community. Experience, Education, and Training 18 months of experience with parts and inventory control in the areas of industrial, vehicular, and/or mechanical equipment with responsibility for carrying out such administrative duties as requisitioning parts, equipment, and supplies. Licensing/Certification Must possess a valid driver's license. The City of Springfield promotes equal employment opportunities to all without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, status as a protected veteran, or status as a qualified individual with a disability, or other legally protected status. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment. Individuals with disabilities who believe they will need an accommodation to undergo any part of the interview, examination, or pre-employment process, should request a reasonable accommodation in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act prior to the testing or appointment. Requests should be requested by contacting City of Springfield Human Resources by phone, 417-864-1607, or in person at the Municipal Busch Building, 840 Boonville Ave. Springfield, MO 65802. Proof of United States Citizenship/Authorization to Work in the United States as established by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986 is a condition of employment. We are committed to a drug-free workplace. Pre-employment drug testing is required. All interested candidates MUST complete the City of Springfield on-line application in its entirety. The candidate profile must include all employment history with accurate and complete information prior to submission. Resumes alone will not be accepted as the application, but they may be submitted as supplemental documentation.
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