Parts Room Attendant

Primary Responsibilities
Communicates with management, coworkers, and vendors in orders, exchanging, receiving, or issuing the parts, supplies, or tools. Addresses questions from mechanics and vendors regarding the suitability of parts.
Organizes the maintenance parts inventory and insures parts are properly identified and stored.
Stores stock items in bins or shelves. This may require reaching for parts on elevated shelves.
Operates a forklift or dolly as needed to properly move or store parts.
Supervises the day-to-day activity of the maintenance buyer and the process of purchasing of maintenance parts for the plant.
Controls and maintains adequate inventories of maintenance parts and supplies as directed by the maintenance manager.
Monitors and controls the disbursement of parts to mechanics.
Reorders maintenance parts and supplies as needed based on the minimum/maximum settings in the computerized maintenance management system or direction by the maintenance manager or maintenance supervisor.
Performs regular cycle counts to insure that records of on hand quantities in the maintenance management system are accurate.
Under direction, adds or deletes parts from inventory and reorganizes the parts room as plant equipment changes.
Generates reports on stockroom activities to include parts disbursements, stock outages and inventory costs.
Maintains overall organization and cleanliness of the parts room.
Generates work schedules and preventive maintenance documentation using the computerized maintenance management system as directed and insures completed work is properly documented in the maintenance management system
Maintain records relating to all maintenance activities using the computerized maintenance management system.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Required Skills
Mechanical aptitude with an ability to learn how to identify maintenance parts and supplies.
Organizational skills in order to be able to catalog and properly store maintenance parts and supplies.
Work is generally performed within a manufacturing environment subjected to temperatures of cold and warm along with wearing the proper PPE, with standard office equipment available along with plant manufacturing environment.
While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to sit, stand, bend, walk, use hands or finger, talk, hear, feel objects, tools, or controls; may be required to lift up to 50 pounds. Vision abilities include close vision to a computer screen.
High School diploma and adequate computer skills to be able to learn how to use the computerized maintenance management system.

Skills
Documentation

Employment type
Full-time

Work arrangement
No