Hyundai - Warehouse Parts Clerk

Hatillo, Hatillo, Puerto Rico
Full Time
Experienced
Hyundai de Hatillo está en búsqueda de Warehouse Parts Clerk  para nuestro equipo de trabajo.

El incunmbente debe recibir, almacenar, suplir mercancía, materiales, equipos y otros artículos almacenados. Verificar y mantener registros de envíos entrantes y salientes que involucren inventario. Las tareas incluyen verificar y registrar la mercancía o material entrante y organizar el transporte de los productos. Puede preparar artículos para su envío y/o recogido.  Puede operar equipos mecánicos para cumplir con los pedidos.

Responsabilidades:
  1.      Recibir pedidos de todas las ordenes realizadas.
  2.      Responsable de verificar las piezas recibidas, documentar y informar al chofer (interno/externo) de la entrega, aquellas que estén defectuosas dañadas y notificar al Gerente y/o supervisor.
  3.       Preparar documentos como ordenes de trabajo, conocimiento de embarque u ordenes de envío, para enviar los materiales.
  4.       Empacar y desempacar los artículos para almacenarlos en los anaqueles de los almacenes.
  5. Verificar que la mercancía solicitada cumpla con los estándares establecidos: unidades, tamaños, colores, marcas
  6. Registrar datos manualmente o en computadora de los productos recibidos.
  7. Almacenar los artículos de manera ordenada y accesible.
  8. Sellar, pegar o cambiar las etiquetas de precio en la mercancía.
  9. Comparar las facturas de mercancía con los artículos recibidos para asegurarse      que los envíos sean los correctos.
  10. Entregar y/o enviar materiales a los departamentos utilizando carros, transportadores o contenedores de clasificación. También entregar al cliente final a la mano en la tienda asignada.
  11. Calcular cantidades, como espacio disponible, envío, almacenamiento o cargos por pago atrasado, utilizando una computadora o una lista de precios.
  12. Comparar rutas o métodos de envío para determinar cuáles tienen el mejor beneficio para cubrir las necesidades.
  13. Solicitar y almacenar materiales y suministros de envío para mantener el inventario requerido.
  14. Registrar los datos del envío, como el peso, los cargos, la disponibilidad de espacio, los daños o las discrepancias, para mantenimiento de registros.
  15. Consultar lideres de piezas para solucionar problemas, como daños, o incumplimientos de especificaciones.
  16. Otras tareas relacionadas al puesto y departamento podrán ser asignadas.
  17. Debe estar disponible para laborar overtime y fines de semana cuando sean requeridos para trabajos especiales.
Requisitos:
Debe tener mínimo un diploma de cuarto año, preferiblemente con experiencia en Piezas de Industria Automotriz. Debe tener excelentes destrezas matemáticas y servicio al cliente.  Dominio de MS Office, idioma español e inglés tanto verbal como escrito.  Habilidad para trabajar en equipo con excelentes destrezas de comunicación, asertividad y que pueda canalizar la información adecuadamente.

 
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