Specialist warehouse clerk
Pubblicato il 01-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
Provide a full range of property and logistics support to the Agent Operations Command. Support includes daily property and equipment management; shipping and receiving support; preparation and support of operational missions; and support of command training events. This position requires an understanding of the Federal Property Management Regulations (FPMR & FMR) and the DOE Property Management Regulations (DOE-PMR). Consulti la panoramica del ruolo qui sotto. Se è protetto/a di possedere le giuste competenze ed esperienze, si candidi oggi stesso. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Manage and control all government property (accountable property, store's inventory, supplies and equipment) located within an assigned custodial area, in close coordination with federal and contractor property management staff, and in accordance with the OST Property Management Program and ITP business processes. Manage supplies and stores controlled within the custodial area to ensure 100% accountability, including records maintenance in OST databases, hard copy records management,
issuing and receiving of supplies and equipment, and control of supply inventory. Participate in all scheduled property/logistics meetings, conferences, and training. Perform property and logistics activities in support of Command activities, to include off site training support. Maintain professional and technical knowledge by studying all relevant laws, regulations, orders, and policies; attending educational workshops; reviewing professional and technical publications, establishing, and maintaining professional liaisons, networks with subjects‐matter experts; and participating in professional associations/affiliations. Ensure that integrated safety management principles are applied to all duties. Perform all activities and tasks in a safe and healthful manner. Assist the Armory and Munitions Specialist as required to meet the section's overall missions. Ensure that quality management principles are inte