Inventory Stocking Technician - Part Time Independent Contractor

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stauffer glove safetySparks (NV)

Stockers and Order Fillers Vending Machine Operators

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Job Description: Inventory Technician – Part-Time – Independent Contractor Stauffer Glove & Safety is urgently searching for independent Inventory Stocking Technicians to work in collaboration with our Vending Team, managing the on-hand inventory for Stauffer customers in a PPE vending machine. Keep essential supplies stocked and earn extra income!

Inventory Stocking Technician Requirements: Reliable Transportation Attention to Detail Customer Focused Job Description and

Responsibilities: Travel to customer location using your own vehicle Wear necessary safety equipment (required by the customer (ex. safety vest, hard hat, safety glasses, etc)For Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI), put away inventory, take physical count of items, and create replenishment order If vending machines are on-site, stock the PPE vending machine(s) 1x or 2x per week Update the on-hand inventory using the touchscreen keypad Perform basic troubleshooting on the PPE vending machine(s)Regular communication via email or text message with Stauffer account manager and Stauffer vending coordinator Opportunities arise across the U.S. Current openings are below: Batavia, NYHershey, PABettendorf, IAFairless Hills, PASt. Augustine, FLPhiladelphia, PABurlington, NJJupiter, FLBohemia, NYElmira Heights, NYBloomfield, MOMarseilles, IL

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