Receives, stores, and distributes material, tools, equipment, and products as required.

Essential Purposes

• Reads a requisition, customer order, work order, shipment order, or production schedule to determine what has to be moved, gathered, or dispersed.

• Establishes the stock requirements to restock departments' supplies.

• Fills orders from the inventory in the storage area.

• Fills out work orders, and requests for supplies, equipment, or other stock items, then gives them to procurement clerks for proper processing.

• Assembles worksheets or tickets in accordance with customer requirements.

• Conveys customer orders to the packing station or shipping department, or assembles orders from stock and sets them on pallets or shelves.

• Packs supplies in boxes and delivers parcels to the requisitioning department in preparation for mailing.

• Prepares bills of lading and packs, crates, and prepares cargo for departure.

• Responds to inquiries about delivery and receipt from vendors, end users, and other Material Services staff.

• Gets in touch with suppliers, clients, and/or accounts payable for incorrect, incomplete, or damaged shipments.

• Sends back supplies and machinery for repair or credit.

• Contacted requisitioning and regional departments to address issues with the ordering, receipt, and distribution of materials.

• Operates a vehicle to pick up things from various sites for shipping or to transfer stored items from a warehouse to a facility.

• Transports goods and commodities from production or receiving sites to storage or other designated areas.

• Arranges goods or objects on racks, shelves, or bins in a specific order, such as by size, type, style, or color, or product code.

Sort and keep perishable commodities in cold storage.

• Adds identification marks to materials.

• Cracks up crates, bales, and other receptacles.

• Arranges stock parts in a predetermined order for other workers to assemble.

• Restocks supply closets for departments.

• Manages departmental supply inventory.

• Keeps track of the quantity and state of materials or goods sent or received.

• Checks that items being distributed inside the facility are weighed or counted in accordance with corporate standards.

• Keeps track of inventory.

• Enters data into computers, as well as other automated and manual methods.

• Executes other relevant tasks as required.

• No obligations for supervision.

Grade 185

A storekeeper must have a minimum of six months of experience as a storekeeper I or six months of storekeeping experience in another organization.

– GED or high school diploma.

– A valid driver's license from California.

– A fundamental understanding of automated data entering.

– The capacity to read and understand brief communications, memos, and simple directions.

– The capacity for basic correspondence.

– The capacity to communicate information to clients, customers, and other employees of the company in one-on-one and small-group settings.

– In addition, take note of the Position Specifications provided in the relevant CBA. – The employee must be prepared to work in a labor-management partnership setting.

Primary Location: California, Walnut Creek, Walnut Creek Hospital
Scheduled Weekly Hours: 1
Shift: Evening
Workdays: Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat
Working Hours Start: 02:00 PM
Working Hours End: 10:30 PM
Job Schedule: Call-in/On-Call
Job Type: Standard
Employee Status: Regular
Employee Group/Union Affiliation: A01|SEIU|United Health workers
Job Level: Entry Level
Department: Walnut Creek Hospital – MaterialMgmt-Storeroom – 0201
Travel: No

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