Inventory Control Technician

Reid Health; United States; On-site; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Full time

Job summary

Reid Health is seeking an Inventory Control Technician at its Main Campus to support PAR replenishment, room cart stocking, and mailroom backup. The role operates on an evening shift, with a two-week rotation and every other weekend off.

Responsibilities include accurate inventory movements, cycle counts, checks on clinical carts, and coordinating with departments to maintain stock, expiration dates, and proper labeling within Workday systems.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• Two years of work experience in a warehouse or healthcare supply chain environment preferred.

Responsibilities

• Accurately stock and issue supplies; maintain PAR locations and proper expiration dates.
• Advise supervisor on stock outages and supply level concerns.
• Perform weekly cycle counts to reconcile with Workday, aiming for 98% accuracy.
• Conduct checks on Intubation Trays, Crash Carts, and other carts.
• Transport and breakdown unneeded boxes to the compactor/baler.
• Safely transport and maintain compressed gas cylinders.
• Record shipments in Workday and manage non-PO receipts.
• Maintain clean, orderly inventory and PAR areas daily.
• Distribute supplies to nursing units and resupply nurse carts.

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

Inventory Control Technician### Inventory Control TechnicianApply: Reid Health Main Campus: Full time: Posted Yesterday: JR2595Inventory Control Technician7500 Material Services**Schedule:** Evening shift, 3:30pm to 12am, five days a week on a two-week rotation. Every other weekend off and every other Monday and Friday off. **About the Position** This position will be focused on PAR replenishment, patient room cart stocking, and backup for the Mailroom. Will be part of the holiday rotation. Occasional overtime required. Will be required to assist in other aspects of inventory management, which may include the following: Warehouse Operations **Overview of Responsibilities** • Responsible for accurately putting supplies into and issuing supplies from inventory. Ensures all supplies are properly placed in their respective bin location, stock is rotated, and supplies are in adequate supply and within proper expiration dates. • Advises supervisor of stock outages and any concern regarding supply levels. • Performs weekly cycle counts to reconcile on-hand balances to Workday balances, seeking a 98% accuracy rate. • Performs first or second checks on Intubation Trays, Crash Carts, Latex Free Carts, and C-Section Carts. • Breaks down and transports unneeded boxes to compactor/baler. • Responsible for safely transporting and maintaining compressed gas cylinders throughout the facility. • Performs appropriate transactions in Workday reflecting shipping feedback, miscellaneous issues, returns, etc. • Performs periodic shelf checks and performs routine warehouse housekeeping duties. Distribution Operations 1. Conducts counts of assigned PAR locations and carts. Responsible for accuracy of supplies quantities and product availability in assigned locations. 2. Maintains PAR locations to ensure cleanliness, accurate placement of supplies, product sterility, and product out dates. 3. Processes return items to inventory ensuring that appropriate credits are provided to departments and stock on hand quantities remain accurate. 4. Breaks down and transports unneeded boxes to compactor/baler. 5. Responsible for the accurate and legible labeling of PAR bin locations. 6. In cases of stock outages, performs stock reallocation activities between PAR supply locations to ensure that all areas have needed supplies. 7. Transports supplies to appropriate nursing unit and/or departments. 8. Resupplies nurse server carts in occupied patient rooms. Receiving and Delivery Operations 1. Signs for shipments acknowledging receipt of freight/goods. Assists, as appropriate, with the off-loading of goods. 2. Refuses receipt of products which are visibly damaged or do not comply with the purchase order. Obtains signature of drivers in event of visible damage and takes photos as appropriate. 3. Opens containers, inspects product, counts, and verifies unit of measure by comparing to the purchase order. Makes appropriate notes of discrepancies and notifies Purchasing Agent for resolution. 4. Performs receipt transactions in Workday. 5. For non-PO shipments; records receipt in the Manual Receiving Log. 6. Forwards original packing slips to Purchasing for filing. 7. Delivers merchandise to appropriate end-users. Provides department with a delivery ticket and obtains delivery signature. Mail Room Operations 1. Performs sorting and routing of incoming USPS mail in a timely manner. 2. Prepares outgoing mail for processing by USPS by weighing, labeling, stamping, etc. 3. Packages, weighs, labels, and documents items for shipment via UPS, FedEx, etc. Provides for appropriate charging of departments and/or individuals for these services. 4. Prepares inter-office mail for delivery by courier and volunteer. 5. Operates postage meter. 6. Transports mail to post office in emergencies and/or absence of the courier.General Duties 1. Must wear, at employee’s expense, the department approved uniform. 2. Must maintain zero Unreleased Requisitions on a daily basis. 3. Must maintain zero Unreleased Shipments on a daily basis. 4. Must maintain zero Waiting for Shipment Documents on a daily basis. 5. Must maintain zero Unreleased Receivers, on a daily basis. 6. All products must be delivered to requesting department on day of request. 7. The Inventory control areas (including PAR Locations and Mailroom) must be maintained in a clean, neat, orderly, and professional manor, on a daily basis. 8. Must process all outgoing overnight mail by 4:00pm, daily. 9. No medical procedure may be cancelled and/or postponed as a result of inadequate and/or substandard products. **Education:*** High School Diploma or GED required.* Previous work history that demonstrates ability to handle high volumes of work and to work as a team is required.* Two years of work experience in a warehouse or healthcare supply chain environment is preferred.Our values of Excellence, Empathy, Integrity and Accountability are essential to exceed our customers’ expectations. At Reid, we look for individuals who believe in our core values and demonstrate a genuine desire to make a positive impact to those we serve. We take pride in employing people who show up every day with a commitment to these values along with our mission and vision. We are one team working toward a common goal of providing outstanding customer care and service to our communities. If you have a calling to serve and are looking for meaningful and purposeful work, Reid Health is the place for you.