Stockroom Clerk
calmax technologySanta Clara (CA)
About the role
Stockroom ClerkThe Stockroom Clerk receives, stores, issues, and delivers materials and equipment in a warehouse, stockroom, or storage area, and keeps inventory records of incoming/outgoing shipments.
Essential Job Functions:
- Follows transportation schedules for shipment of stock, and completes necessary shipping documents
- Checks records of stock received and shipped, and completes invoices indicating item cost
- Checks estimates of stock need to maintain adequate inventory levels
- Checks goods received against purchase invoices
- Keeps shelves and goods clean and sees that stock is in its proper place and neatly arranged; notifies superiors when stock becomes low
- Replenishes the stock on the shelves from a general storeroom as needed
- Receives, stores, and issues materials and equipment in a warehouse, stockroom or storage area
- Perform other related duties, tasks and or projects, as assigned
- Knowledge OfStockroom methods and procedures
- Inventory records maintenance
- Computer inventory and control methods
- Skilled InKeeping accurate records of goods received and shipped
- Establishing and maintaining harmonious working relationships with other employees
- Segregating and storing goods
- Making rapid and accurate computations
- Visually inspecting materials to ensure items meet quality specifications
- Ability ToFollow instructions received verbally and in writing
- Fill requisitions and deliver supplies on time, every time.
- Prepare bills of lading showing proper shipping instructions, stock received reports and other reports of work completed
- Routinely lift loads of 25-55 lbs. from floor level to above waists
- Take physical inventories and keeps perpetual inventory records of the quantities of stock on-hand
- Wrap and pack goods for shipment to ensure customer receives undamaged product
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