PAR Coordinator - Material Handling Center - Memorial-Parking Garage
PAR Coordinator - Material Handling Center - Memorial-Parking Garage
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Oversee PAR activities for CAMC Material Handling Center and related campuses.
- Train staff and ensure compliance with department procedures, INFOR compliance, and accrediting body requirements.
- Supervise Supply Chain Technicians of all levels
- Maintain current department procedure manual and employee training/orientation records.
- Provides input for monthly reporting.
- Possess and maintain a West Virginia driver's license. A clean driving record is required and must be maintained.
- Operates and maintains all warehouse equipment.
- Maintains training records for all MHC employees trained in operating warehouse equipment.
- Proficient in using the materials management information system.
- Perform complex specialized assignments and specialized projects.
- Participate in work groups, committees, etc. as a receiving representative and expert.
- Work in collaboration with Accounting, department management, Purchasing, and Data Management to continuously improve inventory operations, processes and internal controls.
- Lead efforts to evaluate, implement and train employees in the adoption and integration of technology.
- Interpret reports and proactively do work related to PAR and PAR projects reporting.
- Maintain awareness of minor and major events and transactions in INFOR which may have accounting implications or impact on any of the financial statements including but not limited to changing trends, practices, human or system errors.
- Authorizes receipt of incoming products.
- Performs internet package tracking
- Interacts with hospital and accounting staff to coordinate proper PAR and delivery transactions
- Document non-conforming materials in accordance with department procedures.
- Performs other duties as assigned or directed to ensure the smooth operation of the department.
- Associate's Degree Credentials
- Drivers License (Required)
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