Logistics Tech (3524)

Trinity Health; Minot (ND); On-site; USD 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

Trinity Health is seeking a Logistics Tech in Minot, North Dakota to support supply chain operations by managing inventory of supplies and equipment. The role involves receiving and delivering materials, ensuring accurate documentation and organization, and maintaining high-quality customer service.

Applicants should ideally have a High School diploma or GED, with experience in healthcare and customer service preferred. This position offers a dynamic work environment, engaging with diverse departments within the health system.

Qualifications

• One year of experience in a healthcare environment preferred.
• One year of customer service experience preferred.
• Ability to perform duties requiring independent judgment.

Responsibilities

• Receive and document incoming shipments, resolving discrepancies as necessary.
• Deliver supplies, following established routes and safety procedures.
• Maintain organized inventory storage areas and assist with inventory counts.

Skills

Customer service skills

Attention to detail

Multitasking ability

Knowledge of medical supplies

Education

High School diploma or GED

Tools

Computer systems

Material handling equipment

Job description

Overview

The Logistics Tech supports Trinity Health’s Supply Chain operations by receiving, staging, and delivering supplies and equipment throughout the organization. This role helps ensure materials are accurately accounted for, stored appropriately, and distributed in a timely manner to support both clinical and non-clinical departments. Working collaboratively with staff across the organization, the Logistics Tech maintains a clean, orderly work environment and provides responsive, high-quality customer service. Through attention to detail, coordination, and teamwork, this position helps ensure essential supplies are available where and when needed, supporting safe, efficient, and uninterrupted patient care.

Key Responsibilities

• Receive, inspect, and document incoming shipments; verify accuracy against purchase orders and resolve discrepancies when necessary.
• Deliver supplies, equipment, and materials to departments across the organization, following established routes, priorities, and safety procedures.
• Maintain organized inventory storage areas, rotate stock, and assist with inventory counts to ensure product availability and reduce waste.
• Respond to departmental supply requests, provide courteous customer service, and communicate effectively with clinical and support staff.
• Utilize basic computer systems for data entry, inventory documentation, and tracking of supply movement.
• Support supply chain process improvements and assist with special projects or unexpected supply needs as assigned.

Qualifications

• Licenses and Certifications Required: A valid driver’s license may be required.
• Educational Requirements: High School diploma or GED strongly preferred.
• Experience Requirements: One year of experience in a healthcare environment preferred. One year of customer service experience preferred.
• Special Skills or Training Requirements: Ability to perform duties requiring independent judgment. Be adaptive to changing work situations. Ability to multitask. Knowledge of medical supplies. Basic computer knowledge and data entry experience required.
• Physical Requirements: Frequent standing, walking, bending, reaching, and lifting or moving of materials and supplies, often weighing up to moderate amounts. The role involves pushing and pulling carts, operating material handling equipment, and moving through various hospital areas throughout the workday. Adequate vision, hearing, and manual dexterity are necessary to safely handle supplies, read labels, and operate equipment.
• Environmental Requirements: Work is performed in warehouse, storeroom, and hospital environments with exposure to varying temperatures, noise levels, and frequent movement between locations. The role may encounter crowded hallways, busy clinical areas, and occasional contact with cleaning chemicals or equipment. Adherence to safety procedures, infection prevention practices, and proper lifting techniques is essential to ensure a safe working environment.