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Livingston HealthCare in Livingston, MT, is seeking a Supply Chain Technician to manage replenishment, stocking, and freight processing in the hospital warehouse. You will work with staff to fulfill supply requests, maintain PAR levels, and ensure accurate receiving and documentation.
The role requires basic computer skills, strong customer service, and the ability to lift 40-50 pounds. Working hours are 8:00am–5:00pm, Mon–Fri, with a 40-hour schedule and competitive benefits.
Livingston HealthCare is located in Livingston, Montana. Just 50 miles north of Yellowstone National Park, Livingston is nestled between four mountain ranges and offers exceptional outdoor recreation opportunities.In addition to its blue-ribbon trout fisheries, you can enjoy rafting,kayaking, canoeing, hiking, camping, hunting, skiing and much more. Acommunity of almost 18,000, Livingston hosts a prolific artist community,two live theatres with shows year-round, and western eclectic shoppingin locally owned shops and boutiques.
At Livingston HealthCare, you'll find a supportive team, opportunitiesfor professional growth, comprehensive employee wellness resources, andthe chance to build a rewarding career in one of Montana's most beautifulcommunities.
Livingston HealthCare employees are expected to uphold a certain code of conduct. These standards are an important part of Livingston HealthCareas they influence the quality of treatment and care our patients receive.Please review ourStandards of Excellence .
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Candidates are screened based on qualifications and best fit for the openrole. Positions do remain open until filled; however, interviews cannotbe guaranteed based on the timing and volume of applications.
The Supply Chain Technician is responsible for the replenishment and stocking of supplies for Livingston HealthCare, and for managing, receiving, and processing freight shipments in the warehouse. Supply replenishment includes working with customers to ensure supply requests are fulfilled and delivered within the time frame required; electronic PAR sheet management; maintaining organized department supply storage areas; and checking stock, picking, pulling, issuing, and delivering supplies as needed. Freight management includes physically loading and unloading all packages delivered daily from the loading dock to the warehouse; verifying package contents against purchasing documents; receiving deliveries in the database; processing and filing all paperwork and data associated with deliveries; unpacking items from boxes, and stocking items appropriately on warehouse shelves. Duties include utilizing the computer database system to maintain/update data and record all transactions; participating in inventory control and routine warehouse maintenance; and assiting with the courier duties as needed.
Physical Demands: Medium to medium-heavy according to Livingston HealthCare’s physical demand classifications (on a routine and repetitive basis employee will be required to climb stairs, bend, stoop, kneel, stretch, reach and lift 40-60 pounds from floor height to waist level, and carry 40-50 pounds). Although on occasion an employee may be required to lift, carry, push, or pull objects or patients heavier than said classification, with or without assistance. Walking and standing for extended periods of time will be required. Occasionally required to lift and work in confined spaces such as LHC vehicles and patient homes. Frequent pushing and pulling of equipment and tools used to move supplies. Work is performed in a variety of environments at multiple locations, occasionally working in confined spaces, dangerous situations and various weather conditions.
Machinery and Equipment: Frequently operating Livingston HealthCare owned vehicles. Frequent use of hand tools and miscellaneous equipment to move supplies. Frequently use of office equipment and a computer.
Exposure: Frequent exposure to weather elements (operating vehicle, delivering supplies outside the building and receiving freight). Occasional exposure to moving objects and confined spaces. Rare exposure to chemicals, blood and body fluids.