JOB BRIEF

To control manage and coordinate inventory, shipping and receiving of all products to and from RBT. To control the handling, inspection and storage of all products received within RBT.

CAPABILITIES

An Inventory, Shipper and Receiver assists with managing warehouse operations, help in decision-making, and offer support to team members. While they may seek guidance, their contributions help maintain productivity and uphold quality standards.

KEY TECHNICAL SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE

• MS Office Software (Word, Excel)
• Computer skills
• Epicor / Innocor

QUALIFICATIONS

• Minimum Gr. 12 or Equivalent
• Minimum 2 Years’ Experience in a shipping/receiving role

Inventory Job Duties

• Sort incoming inventory material and allocate accordingly
• Manages spare parts inventory or storage
• Maintain stock levels and adjust based on current usage
• Populate new stock items into the system (and remove obsolete ones)
• Pick items from Inventory for upcoming projects (Batch Preparation)
• Allocate items to the correct project
• Work with Operations to source material from our Inventory in order to complete projects on time
• Sort leftover material from projects and coordinate returns efforts. NCF Process
• Add to inventory any material that cannot be returned
• Coordinate efforts at year end to count all inventory and organize spreadsheets for accounting department. (periodic inventory checks / spot audits)

Shipping Job Duties

• Controls and organizes the shipment of all outgoing products (including spare parts)
• Verifies all outgoing shipments are properly packaged and are accompanied by the required shipping documentation i.e Customs Invoice, Bill of Lading, Packing slip etc.
• Responsible for the communication of shipment tracking information between departments
• Responsible for safe handling of all outgoing shipments
• Ensures hazardous goods are shipped with WHMIS data
• Follows and upholds the C-TPAT guidelines

Receiving Job Duties

• Controls receipt of all incoming products / shipments
• Inspect incoming goods for damages or defects and report any discrepancies to the appropriate supplier via the NCF procedure
• Receive incoming purchased components via courier, verifying the contents against purchase orders or shipping documents to ensure accuracy and record received items into internal receiving system.
• Use of a forklift to unload large equipment in a safe manner
• Labels and organizes all incoming items according to IGC standards
• Ensures hazardous goods have WHMIS Data Sheets and are received and stored according to applicable data sheet
• Maintains customer-supplied product log, and items such as samples or non-chargeable items. Affixes Red sticker with project # and date to all customer-supplied products for identification

Miscellaneous Duties

• Pickups of various items (valid class G license required)
• Fabrication of custom wooden pallets for shipping large equipment/machinery cross border
• Cleaning of company vehicle
• Assisting with setup and tear down of internal company events

Relationship Management

• Work in conjunction with all Innovators in a respectful and inclusive manner
• Develop and maintain positive relationships with prospective and existing customers and suppliers

Health and Safety Responsibilities

Workers have a general duty to protect their own health and safety and that of others around them. Workers must:

• Work in compliance to the Act and Regulations
• Use or wear any equipment, protective devices or clothing required by the employer
• Not move or make ineffective any protective devices or clothing required by the employer
• Report to the employer or supervisor any known hazards or missing or defective equipment or protective devices
• Report any known violation of the Act or regulations to the employer or supervisor

Workers should be proactive about health and safety. That means that workers must not only comply with the law, the employer’s policies and workplace procedures, but they should also make suggestions to improve health and safety. Workers may also bring health and safety concerns and suggestions directly to the Joint Health and Safety Representative (Members names are listed on the Health and Safety Bulletin Board)