WAREHOUSE INVENTORY PERSON

Warehouse WorkerReports To: Director of Support Services Terms: 238 Days Department: Support Services Pay Grade: AX3Primary Purpose: To keep district inventory properly stored and delivered in a manner that presents no problems or interruptions to the educational program.Qualifications:Education/Certification: GED or High School Diploma Valid Texas Driver's License (Class C)Special Knowledge/Skills: Computer skills and knowledge Effective organization and communication skills Ability to read and understand basic operating instructions Ability to lift and carry 70 pounds over a distance of 10 feetWorking Conditions:Mental Demands/Physical Demands/Environmental Factors: Maintain emotional control under stress. Continual walking, standing, climbing, stooping, bending, kneeling and reaching; light lifting and carrying; driving; work inside and outside; work around machinery with moving parts; work on ladders; exposure to humidity and slippery or uneven walking surfaces.Essential Functions:1. Assist with the storage and timely delivery of district inventory.2. Assist in periodic inventories and stocking duties3. Assist with the management of inventory documentation4. Keep routine records, prepare simple reports, and perform routine clerical duties, as required.5. Assist Head Custodians with monthly supply orders6. Perform basic maintenance and repairs of equipment7. Operate machinery properly and safely (i.e., forklift, pallet jack, handcart, dolly)8. Drive a light truck with a trailer or a box truck and follow safe operating practices.9. Comply with all state and district regulations and policies concerning property management and disposal10. Use technology devices and district software programs.11. Maintain confidentiality.12. Meet regular and predictable attendance requirements13. Observe all safety rules and keep work area clean and orderly at all times.14. Perform other duties, as assigned.The above statements are intended to describe major job functions of this position and are not intended to represent an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required. The Superintendent or designee may assign additional duties when deemed appropriate.