015 Oficinista de Control de Inventario (Uniformes)

San Juan, Puerto Rico
Full Time
RAPR
Student (High School)

BENEFICIOS

  • Plan médico
  • Incentivo por Programa de Referidos
  • Oportunidad de crecimiento en Recusos Humanos
  • Licencia de vacaciones y enfermedad
  • Bono de Navidad
  • Salario: hasta $10.50p/h

RESUMEN

La persona a cargo del inventario es responsable de ejecutar tareas correspondientes al manejo y control de uniformes asignados a los empleados de la organización y a su vez brinda servicio al cliente a empleados, Gerentes y Tenientes.

  • Custodia y mantiene documentación correspondiente al inventario de uniformes y accesorios.
  • Realiza ordenes de compra y mantiene comunicación con los suplidores.
  • Registra el recibo y despacho de mercancía en el sistema utilizando (SAGE).
  • Contabiliza la mercancía y acomoda todas las unidades en el almacén.
  • Segrega, contabiliza y documenta los envios a “laundry” y decomiso de piezas textiles y accesorios.
  • Realiza toma de tallas y entrega de uniformes a los candidatos reclutados diariamente.

REQUISITOS

  • Disponible para trabajo 100% presencial.
  • Dominio de computadoras.
  • Conocimiento básico de Microsoft Word y Excel.
  • Capacidad para levantar cajas de 50lbs o más.

ACERCA DE NOSOTROS

Fundado en 1982, Ranger American es una organización de seguridad profesional con un amplio recorrido en los campos de seguridad e investigación. Nuestro equipo directivo está formado por expertos en seguridad altamente cualificados con una amplia experiencia en los campos de seguridad y las investigaciones. Ranger American es una compañía de servicios de seguridad completa que ofrece a todos los ciudadanos un servicio de calidad para que se sientan seguros en sus hogares y espacios comunes.

Actualmente sirve a más de 1,000 instalaciones en Puerto Rico y las Islas Vírgenes de EE.UU. Desde centros comerciales, tiendas al por menor, pequeñas y grandes empresas, comunidades residenciales, bancos, hoteles, instalaciones industriales hasta escuelas y hospitales. La reputación de Ranger American y sus afiliadas están cementadas en integridad, responsabilidad y comunicación.

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