Procurement & Supply Technician 2 — Flexible Schedule

State of Alaska; Seward (AK); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work schedules

Opportunity to make a difference in \u

Career Development and training

Excellent benefits

Being part of a team consisting of a 5

Job summary

Spring Creek Correctional Center, part of the Alaska Department of Corrections, is seeking a Supply Technician 2 to oversee procurement, monitoring, and record-keeping for the facility in Seward. Candidates should exhibit attention to detail and familiarity with state procurement procedures.

The role involves coordinating with vendors, processing purchase requests, and supporting uniform orders, office supplies, and records management. A strong emphasis on accuracy and organization is essential.

Qualifications

• Attention to detail for accurate documents and records.
• Analytical thinking to evaluate vendor options and resolve issues.
• Clerical skills: filing, data entry, forms completion.

Responsibilities

• Manage procurement activities for SCCC, including reviewing purchase requests and preparing purchasing documents.
• Monitor orders, reconcile invoices, and maintain purchasing records; resolve discrepancies with vendors.
• Support uniform orders, office supplies, records retention, and staff locker management.
• Provide general administrative support to maintain efficient facility operations.
• Demonstrate strong organization and knowledge of State of Alaska procurement procedures.

Skills

Attention to Detail

Analytical Thinking

Clerical

Oral & Written Communication

Job description

Spring Creek Correctional Center, part of the Alaska Department of Corrections, is seeking a Supply Technician 2 to oversee procurement, monitoring, and record-keeping for the facility in Seward. Candidates should exhibit attention to detail and familiarity with state procurement procedures.

The role involves coordinating with vendors, processing purchase requests, and supporting uniform orders, office supplies, and records management. A strong emphasis on accuracy and organization is essential.