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Supply Technician 614068200

  • Please note, during the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Agency is operating in a maximum telework posture for all telework ready employees occupying a telework eligible position.
  • Serve as a quasi-supervisor
  • Utilizes computer system to prepare, identify and resolve discrepancies through system generated reports
  • Determines the causes of discrepancies and makes or coordinates appropriate adjustments to correct inventory records and documents
  • Researches item histories through receipts, shipments, stock condition, classification or reclassification
  • Schedules and coordinates carrier pick up or delivery as appropriate
  • Communicates with other organizational stock and inventory managers to determine course of action to resolve discrepancies
  • Applies a variety of packing methods and techniques
  • Analyzes planning and workload data

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