Inventory Control & Logistics Specialist

Drug Enforcement Administration; New York (NY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) New York Task Force is seeking candidates for positions in inventory management and property accountability to support operations. Applicants must meet stringent qualification standards and may qualify through education or combined education and experience.

The role emphasizes managing acquisition, receipt, identification, utilization, inventory control, transfer, maintenance, and disposition of property and supplies, with emphasis on inventories and

Qualifications

• Managing and coordinating inventory management and equipment accountability programs involving acquisition, receipt, identification, utilization, inventory control, transfer, maintenance, and disposition of property and supplies.
• Conducting physical inventories; ensuring assets are properly accounted for, protected, and used in accordance with laws, regulations, and policies.
• Identifying weaknesses and potential problem areas; improving equipment visibility; preparing reports, inventories, statistical analyses, and other data to support inventory management programs and decisions.
• Providing technical guidance and advising management and staff on the interpretation and application of established property, supply, and inventory management policies and procedures.

Skills

Inventory management

Property accountability

Data analysis

Briefings & liaison

Education

Master's degree

2 years of graduate education

LL.B./J.D. (related)

Job description

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) New York Task Force is seeking candidates for positions in inventory management and property accountability to support operations. Applicants must meet stringent qualification standards and may qualify through education or combined education and experience.

The role emphasizes managing acquisition, receipt, identification, utilization, inventory control, transfer, maintenance, and disposition of property and supplies, with emphasis on inventories and