Warehouse Operations Manager
CurrentWarehouse Manager Supporting 4 Infantry Brigades, MI Brigades, Sustainment Brigades and Aviation Brigade.Manage receipt, storage, and issuance of supplies and equipment at the technical supply or DSU level IAW policies and regs. Plan requirements for stock control, manage operational float stocks ensuring compliance with Army policy. Apply current US Government property accountability policies in the acquisition, control, protection, disposition and maintenance of accurate and audible property records. Receive incoming shipments of supplies to include repair parts. Check/verify materials against requests. Utilize automated records providing visibility of items. Initiate supply transactions to support prescribed stock levels, fill demands, and requisitioning. Perform extensive searches for required information to complete transactions and ensure customer support. Ensure supply capability to support customer requirements worldwide. Provide supply operations support for activities involving specialized and unique supplies and equipment. Analyze computer records of item activity to detect demand fluctuations, lead time changes, and overall supply operations. Revise ASL to ensure stock levels will maximize military customer support. Use hazardous material and packaging material listing. Review pertinent documentation to include receipts, issuing documentation, and adjustment actions. Researched transactions for discrepancies, overages, shortages and initiate follow up. Determine proper storage areas for materials to accommodate size, shape, quantity, use and possibility of damage, deterioration and contamination to or from other items within the warehouse. Receive all turn-ins and ensure they are properly tagged, cleaned, drained, and processed through the SARSS. Account for major assembly lines as well as Class II, IV, VII, and IX materials valued in excess of $100 million dollars. Utilize the Army SPBS-R to manage hand receipts, troubleshooting and implement changes.