Property/Inventory Technician (51964)
$50,000 - $65,000 per year
ApplyProperty/Inventory Technician (51964)
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$50,000 - $65,000 per year
About the role
- Receipt, sorting, delivery, and tracking of official Government mail to various locations on campus and Buildings.
- Coordination with USPS and commercial carriers
- Centralized processing of overnight and ground deliveries
- Work with facilities for managing deliveries and mail services
- Compliance with HHS and NIH internal policies mandating centralized control, security screening, and accountability for sensitive and accountable materials.
- Maintain inventory of office supplies and prepare purchase requests, work requests and requests for equipment and maintenance contracts.
- Review, file and process all manual and online transfer/surplus requests, loan/pass, and property requests.
- Coordinate and conduct decaling of new accountable and non-accountable equipment/property.
- Assign and affix decal numbers to all new accountable and non-accountable equipment/property.
- Record relevant information including serial numbers, model numbers, manufacturer's name, building and room numbers, and accountable users' names; enter decals and overages; add records for the PCO entry into the property system.
- Provide on-site support for inventories and reconciliation processes throughout the year; work with PCO staff to search for missing property.
- Possibly assist in the review, processing, coordination of pick-up for surplus property; ensure that NICHD internal guidelines, policies and procedures are followed.
- Maintain, assign and coordinate parking cards, suite keys, parking stickers.
- Maintain accurate records of NICHD's personal property portfolio
- Perform required annual and cyclical inventories, reconcile discrepancies, and ensure accountability of assets across the Institute.
- Support audit readiness and compliance with Federal internal control frameworks
- HS Diploma or equivalent
- Minimum 10 years shipping experience
- Valid state driver's license, Familiarity with NIH campus and off-site locations
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