Logistics Technician

2-Bin Inventory Management

• Maintain all assigned 2‑Bin inventory locations, ensuring items are placed in the correct bins, the room is organized, the 2‑Bin standard is adhered to, and no debris is present.
• Pick and pull all regularly scheduled inventory to replenish assigned locations with 100% accuracy.
• Deliver all 2‑Bin replenishment orders to the appropriate location.
• Restock items in the appropriate bin and perform a cycle count to ensure inventory accuracy.
• Check for expired products, replace them, and adjust the inventory count via a cycle count.
• Perform supplement restocks as requested.
• Pickup all empty bins and product returns, return them to General Stores with the required paperwork and signature for credit.
• Conduct a monthly 2‑Bin inventory of designated locations.
• Use Demand Track regularly to assess inventory velocity and usage, and recommend PAR adjustments to the Supply Chain leader.

• Utilize the automation for all General Stores cycle counts scheduled by the Supply Chain Leader.
• Use the receiving and distribution chain‑of‑custody automation to document the chain of custody for all incoming shipments and outgoing General Store issues.
• Operate the automation consistently in accordance with the process provided by the Supply Chain Leader or designated authority.
• Pick, issue, deliver, credit and administer all General Stores product—including crash carts, inventory carts and other inventory locations—using the designated automation.
• Release all picked orders using Lawson WH32.2 and sign the required paperwork.
• Tag all product with the appropriate stickers and follow the velocity picking format to ensure proper utilization of inventory.

• Gather and remove all product delivery skids and debris within the General Stores environment.
• Rotate all inventory in assigned areas using a first‑expired, first‑out (FEFO) approach and register any expired product per the Non‑Compliant Policy.
• Manage inventory levels and valuation for the overall General Stores and assigned locations, including cycle count error rate, days‑on‑hand, overstock and obsolete inventory.
• Maintain a superior level of housekeeping—pick up debris, dispose of unused items, and keep all work spaces clean and organized.
• Perform regular cycle counts with an error rate of five percent (5%) or less and implement corrective actions based on root‑cause analysis.
• Carry the assigned pager/telephone and protect it from loss or damage.
• Maintain a trend chart of total inventory valuation for the assigned location on a monthly basis and post it on the General Stores Quality Board.
• Provide continuous improvement recommendations to the Supply Chain Director to meet inventory reduction targets.

• Perform all receiving functions for incoming orders, whether bulk or logical unit of measure.
• Review orders for accuracy and correlation to the appropriate PO and ship‑to location.
• Identify and address incoming quality issues and errors.
• Interface with customer service representatives for third‑party shipping entities.
• Use scanning technology and work standards for all receiving functions.
• Maintain a clean work environment and use visual management tools to locate tools, equipment and workspace items.
• Deliver inbound product, analyze problems, troubleshoot misidentified shipments, and disinfect patient‑care equipment per Infection Control policies.

• Manage inventory and execute an accurate pick process for all requisitioned items, keeping any SKU no more than five (5) days on hand without approval from the Supply Chain Leader.
• Pickup and deliver all requisitioned orders, using bar‑code scanning for signatures and delivery confirmation.
• Coordinate review and removal of non‑compliant product from green bins, transport it to General Stores, and record it in the online database within the specified timeframe.
• Return all General Stores equipment used for distribution back to General Stores once use is complete.
• Coordinate product returns from requisitioning locations back to General Stores.

• Pick a minimum of 100 lines per hour (or the benchmark set by the…