Warehouse Supply Technician

Nakupuna Companies•Richmond, VA

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Overview Nakupuna Companies is seeking a talented Warehouse Supply Technician to support the Command Property Office (CPO) Warehouse Optimization Team. This motivated, self-starter will be responsible for executing electronic transactions in NERP and any other Accountable Systems of Record (APSR) needed to support Warehouse Operations in Richmond VA. Responsibilities The following reflects management’s definition of essential functions for this job but does not restrict the tasks that may be assigned. Management may assign additional duties and responsibilities to this job at any time due to reasonable accommodation or other reasons. Perform receipt, stow, issue, & ship, along with other basic warehouse functions Perform physical inventories in accordance with client policy Perform material coordination efforts to organize and position assets in accordance with client policy and operational requirements Identify process improvement opportunities Operate Material Handling Equipment (training to be provided) Communicate directly with senior CPO personnel and Warehouse Operations Manager to determine requirements, execute inventory counts/causative research/reports, and identify opportunities to streamline client business processes. Identify improvements by researching and analyzing client needs, preferences, objectives, and working methods Ensures the accuracy, timeliness, and completion of all tasks assigned under this project Execute workload requirement planning with Warehouse Operations Manager to ensure available manpower matches planned workloads Communicate with Project Managers of complimentary projects at Nakupuna/Na Ali’i to ensure alignment and synchronization Keeps Nakupuna/Na Ali`i leadership abreast of project execution, and any issues of potential impact to achievement of client requirements/deliverables, or requirements exceeding defined scope of work Keep Nakupuna/Na Ali`i team abreast of any issues of potential impact to achievement of client mission Maintains exceptional customer relations. Provide status briefings/metrics regarding project progress, ensuring timely submission of completed reports at client specified frequency Performs personnel management functions (e.g., performance management and assessment, mentoring, counseling, recruitment, hiring and firing, time and attendance, leave approval, etc.). Works to motivate the project team, inspiring delivery of outstanding client outcomes and achievement of company quality standards Ensures alignment of project execution activities with established company organizational, accounting and finance, human resource management and contracting processes and procedures Management of centrally warehoused materials including interim supply support, special tooling/special tooling equipment, kitting, COMSEC and FMS reserve inventories Responsible for monitoring the material acquired and reported through the Warehouse Management System (WMS) and Navy ERP to accurately reflect proper tracking and reporting of location, identity, condition, and value Identifies ILS requirements concerning money, manpower, material, facilities, and services. Based on findings, recommend ways to adjust operations to ensure that needed logistics elements are provided at the right time and place Consult with government specialists in various functional mission areas to determine requirements, capabilities, lead time, and costs affecting logistics planning Prepare procedures for developing, procuring, producing, storing, distributing, maintaining, using, and disposing of supplies, facilities, and equipment Identifies data requirements and establishes plans to meet each requirement on time Manage a complex Supply Chain capable of determining status of stored or in shipment material Identifies condition code material status value of material and required packaging/markings Determines shipping methods to meet Fleet requirements. Communicates with external Commands to develop various courses of action to achieve best supportability path(s) Develops Material management reports, Inventory plans/objectives, and applies logistics knowledge to overcome supply chain obstacles Modify standard logistics management practices and procedures to solve a variety of problems related to the organization's requirements for resources, funds, manpower, facilities, equipment, supplies, and supporting services Develops new or modified procedures. Changed mission priorities, funding constraints, political considerations, and equipment life cycles requires visualizing results of new or revised methods, procedures, organizational structures, and ILS processes Establishes cooperative relationships, presents sometimes controversial or critical observations, and makes substantive recommendations. Convinces others to agree to proposals they may not fully accept

Requirements

A self-starter who is experienced in integrated product/logistics support and wants to make an extraordinary impact on warfighter sustainment.
Candidate must be highly motivated, adaptable, and have exceptional written and oral communication skills.
Candidate must have strong Microsoft Office skills.
Must be in good physical condition and can occasionally travel
Must have valid state-issued vehicle operator’s license
6 years of experience in leading warehouse & logistics operations.
Strong Microsoft Office skills and experience (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.)
Active SECRET clearance and/or a current Common Access Card (CAC) desirable.
Richmond, VA – Steel toe shoe required.
This position requires access to military installations. Must be U.S. Citizen and need to pass background investigation to qualify for and obtain a base access pass.
Must be able to obtain a SECRET security clearance.
This position may require up to 25% travel, with reimbursement in accordance with the JTR. As travel may include international destinations, a valid passport is desired.
Frequently lift and/or move parts up to 25lbs and occasionally lift and/or move parts up to 50lbs.
Stand, walk, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl for the majority of working hours.
Ability to climb/scale ladders and/or manlifts.
Frequently bend, stretch, twist, or reach out.
Frequently use arms, hands, and fingers to grasp, move, package, and count very small objects.
Occasionally able to carry items up to 20lbs for up to 100ft.

Nice To Haves

MHE license desirable - MHE operator must possess a current Medical Examiner’s Certificate or proof of a current medical examination document on their license
Experience supporting (directly or indirectly) NAVAIR
Strong data analytics capabilities
DAWIA Functional Level certification in Logistics Life-Cycle Management
Experience utilizing Navy Enterprise Resource Planning (NERP)
Experience with Navy Supply System

Responsibilities

Perform receipt, stow, issue, & ship, along with other basic warehouse functions
Perform physical inventories in accordance with client policy
Perform material coordination efforts to organize and position assets in accordance with client policy and operational requirements
Identify process improvement opportunities
Operate Material Handling Equipment (training to be provided)
Communicate directly with senior CPO personnel and Warehouse Operations Manager to determine requirements, execute inventory counts/causative research/reports, and identify opportunities to streamline client business processes.
Identify improvements by researching and analyzing client needs, preferences, objectives, and working methods
Ensures the accuracy, timeliness, and completion of all tasks assigned under this project
Execute workload requirement planning with Warehouse Operations Manager to ensure available manpower matches planned workloads
Communicate with Project Managers of complimentary projects at Nakupuna/Na Ali’i to ensure alignment and synchronization
Keeps Nakupuna/Na Ali`i leadership abreast of project execution, and any issues of potential impact to achievement of client requirements/deliverables, or requirements exceeding defined scope of work
Keep Nakupuna/Na Ali`i team abreast of any issues of potential impact to achievement of client mission
Maintains exceptional customer relations.
Provide status briefings/metrics regarding project progress, ensuring timely submission of completed reports at client specified frequency
Performs personnel management functions (e.g., performance management and assessment, mentoring, counseling, recruitment, hiring and firing, time and attendance, leave approval, etc.).
Works to motivate the project team, inspiring delivery of outstanding client outcomes and achievement of company quality standards
Ensures alignment of project execution activities with established company organizational, accounting and finance, human resource management and contracting processes and procedures
Management of centrally warehoused materials including interim supply support, special tooling/special tooling equipment, kitting, COMSEC and FMS reserve inventories
Responsible for monitoring the material acquired and reported through the Warehouse Management System (WMS) and Navy ERP to accurately reflect proper tracking and reporting of location, identity, condition, and value
Identifies ILS requirements concerning money, manpower, material, facilities, and services.
Based on findings, recommend ways to adjust operations to ensure that needed logistics elements are provided at the right time and place
Consult with government specialists in various functional mission areas to determine requirements, capabilities, lead time, and costs affecting logistics planning
Prepare procedures for developing, procuring, producing, storing, distributing, maintaining, using, and disposing of supplies, facilities, and equipment
Identifies data requirements and establishes plans to meet each requirement on time
Manage a complex Supply Chain capable of determining status of stored or in shipment material
Identifies condition code material status value of material and required packaging/markings
Determines shipping methods to meet Fleet requirements.
Communicates with external Commands to develop various courses of action to achieve best supportability path(s)
Develops Material management reports, Inventory plans/objectives, and applies logistics knowledge to overcome supply chain obstacles
Modify standard logistics management practices and procedures to solve a variety of problems related to the organization's requirements for resources, funds, manpower, facilities, equipment, supplies, and supporting services
Develops new or modified procedures.
Changed mission priorities, funding constraints, political considerations, and equipment life cycles requires visualizing results of new or revised methods, procedures, organizational structures, and ILS processes
Establishes cooperative relationships, presents sometimes controversial or critical observations, and makes substantive recommendations.
Convinces others to agree to proposals they may not fully accept