Inventory Cycle Counter - (Weekend Shift)

The salary listed in the job description reflects the full pay range for this position, from entry level through advanced career stages.

Acquires, controls and distributes parts, materials, tools, and supplies necessary for the effective day‑to‑day operations of the Emergency Medical Services Department. Manages an effective parts and materials warranty program. Oversees shift operations, analyzes section operations and budget, oversees contracts and vendor compliance, manages inventory control and tracking and processes warranted parts, tools, supplies and materials.

Maintains an effective inventory system to control parts, tools, supplies and materials; determines appropriate stock levels; monitors inventory levels to ensure adequate quantities; initiates orders for new or replacement parts, tools, supplies and materials; conducts periodic inventory counts; assesses need for new stock items; researches new products and equipment; recommends addition or removal of items from inventory; coordinates responsibilities and tasks with additional supplemental staff assigned to the operations of the supply center/warehouse.

Provides input to bid specifications and vendor selection processes for Division parts, materials, tools and supplies contracts; determines the sources to use in order to ensure the most cost‑efficient parts, tools, materials and supplies are purchased for the County.

Obtains price quotes or reviews bid lists and coordinates with vendors to ensure the most economical and timely sources for acquisition of quality parts, materials and supplies.

Maintains organization and cleanliness of work and storage areas; organizes storage areas and assigns numbers/labels to stock items to facilitate identification and location; assures security of items stored in or transported to/from storage area; Performs general housekeeping tasks associated with maintaining storage areas and work areas.

Issues the supply items from inventory into the field; maintains records of materials issued and their location.

Ensures delivery of equipment and supplies to off‑site locations as appropriate; delivers parts, tools, materials and supplies to off‑site locations; tows or hauls vehicles and equipment into/out of shop; delivers vehicles to maintenance facilities for repair/maintenance work; delivers parts, tools, supplies and materials to employees in the field or at work sites as needed.

Receives incoming orders, packages and deliveries; picks up parts at vendors as needed; loads and unloads materials; inspects deliveries to verify receipt of correct materials; verifies accuracy of packing slips and receiving documents.

Processes return orders, damaged equipment and warranty items; Maintains inventory control activities, to issue materials/drugs, to sustain inventory records and to assist in the control of daily supply center operations.

Assures appropriate fitting and issuance of uniforms, flight suits, personal protective equipment (PPE), and equipment to new EMS employees; maintains records of this initial issuance and additional allocations during their employment; Completes an accurate inventory of county assets including equipment, radios and computers.

Performs as a liaison between EMS field crews and cartographic personnel by reporting new street locations to maintain up‑to‑date records.

Provides customer services; communicates with personnel via telephone and two‑way radio; responds to routine questions, complaints or requests for services; Maintains, implements, or assists in the implementation of annual contracts and service agreements on a variety of capital equipment such as stretchers, defibrillators, etc.

Performs training at the academy in cooperation with other administrative staff including stretcher operation, purchasing procedures and fiscal responsibilities.

Develops and maintains various databases (e.g., SAP) to support inventory control activities.

Ensures weekly inventory of ambulances and depots to maintain adequate availability of supplies.

Cooperates with state officers or representatives during Division inspections; maintains up‑to‑date records to comply with state inspections.

Arranges with Battalion Chiefs and Division Chiefs for the rotation of units for the inspections of stretchers, extinguishers, PPE, O2 bottles and water rescue gear; ensures that trucks are stocked prior to their monthly rotations.

May be required to be on twenty‑four hour call and/or regularly work on various shifts, weekends, holidays as deemed necessary; must be available during local states of emergency. High school diploma or GED required.

Pre‑hospital medical experience preferred for EMS.

Fingerprinting required.

Must possess and maintain a valid Florida Driver’s License with any applicable endorsement(s) to drive a County vehicle as provided in CMA 5805.

On an incident‑by‑incident basis, the County’s Administrative Office will make the determination as to who will be required to work.