Receiving Quality Assurance Specialist 3
dayforce hcmRoebling (NJ)
Receiving Quality Assurance Specialist 3
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dayforce hcmRoebling (NJ)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
B & H Job Description Job Title: Receiving Quality AssuranceSpecialist 3
Division/Department:
Fulfillment
Approved By: Human Resources- NJF
Scheduled Hours: Monday to Thursday 9am-6pm & Friday 9am-2pm
Job Overview:
The Receiving QA Specialist is responsible for signing off on all incoming merchandise shipments in the warehouse. As a vital part of the receiving department, the warehouse receiving quality assurance specialist inspects the merchandise to ensure B&H has received what it was supposed to receive and in perfect condition. Once the inspection is complete the employee records the shipment as received into the Warehouse Management system and then B&H releases payment to the vendor.
Essential Responsibilities:
Inspect all received merchandise for damage, determines product condition via problem solving and reconciles warehouse order slips
If there are multiple bar codes, determines which barcode to use for what purpose
Processes shipments which don’t reconcile against orders
Enters weight and dimension of new product into computer system
Ensure there is quality testing at all times in the warehouse
Documents complaints on vendors such as missing packing slips or missing bar codes
Additional Responsibilities: As assigned by the Manager
Specific Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
2 years of Pallet processing required
Must be able to lift 50lbs independently
Extended periods of standing/walking
Ability to resolve pallet math and strong attention to detail and analytical thinking
Strong computer knowledge is required
Must be able to operate a hand scanner to enter data into a Warehouse Management system
Physical Environment/Occupational Risks Warehouse Environment
B&H is an Equal Opportunity Employer – M/F/Veteran/Disability/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity
**Eligibility contingent upon background screening
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