Shipping and Receiving Specialist
aequorSan Diego (CA)
About the role
Job description:
The Shipping and Receiving Specialist is responsible for keeping GMP records of all materials and products received, stocked and shipped at the San Diego RLT warehouse facility. They are responsible for providing the correct finished goods to couriers inclusive of appropriate labeling within scheduled time frames, and in accordance with local site procedures and policies. Your responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Accurate and timely data entry for GXP documents and ERP transactions.
- Coordination of shipping, receiving, storage and processing of goods including but not limited to performing periodic inventory counts and reconciliation of discrepancies and staging of material for production purposes.
- Load and unload trucks using industrial equipment and transfer of material to proper storage areas.
- Inspect and verify material, labels and documents for completeness and accuracy.
- Actively participate and support all site and team projects and initiatives, including cross functional team projects to create Standard Operating Procedures, Scopes of Work, Training and other tasks.
- Ability to operate all applicable radiation detection equipment.
- Act in accordance with *** values and behaviors.
- Complete applicable required job specific training, cGMP, HS&E, Dangerous Goods, etc.
NOTE: ability to lift up to 40 pounds
Education:
High School diploma or GED required. Associates or undergraduate degree in business or science related field is preferred.
Experience:
- Min. 1 year experience in Distribution, Warehousing, Manufacturing in a regulated industry. Hazardous shipping training a plus.
- Excellent communication and Computer skills. MS Office
- Knowledge of procurement/inventory management systems and procedures.
- Excellent customer service skills; displays a professional can-do attitude.
- Ability to perform duties with the highest regard for safety, quality, and site protocols/policies/procedures.
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