Job Opening: Warehouse Clerk

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Data Entry Tool Room Clerk
1st Shift – Manteca, CA

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We Offer You:

• Competitive pay
• Paid weekly (Direct Deposit or ATM Debit Card available)
• Access to health benefits and retirement plan
• A personal recruiter to help with job searches and assistance when at work!
• FREE ONLINE skills training 

A Data Entry Tool Room Clerk is a position typically found in organizations, such as manufacturing facilities or tool rooms, where a significant number of tools and equipment need to be tracked and managed.

The primary responsibilities of a Data Entry Tool Room Clerk include:

• Data Entry: This role involves the input of information into a computer system or database. The clerk is responsible for accurately recording data related to tools and equipment, such as item names, serial numbers, quantities, and descriptions.

• Inventory Management: Keeping track of tools and equipment, including maintaining accurate records of the quantity, condition, and location of each item. This involves regular audits and reconciling discrepancies.

• Issue and Return: Facilitating the issuance of tools and equipment to employees or team members when needed and ensuring their return in a timely manner. This may involve using a check-in/check-out system.

• Record-Keeping: Maintaining detailed records of tool and equipment transactions, repairs, maintenance, and inspections. This information is essential for tracking the history and condition of tools.

• Organization: Ensuring that the tool room is well-organized, with tools and equipment stored in a logical manner to facilitate quick and efficient retrieval.

• Reporting: Generating reports on tool and equipment usage, availability, and other relevant metrics. These reports can be used by management to make informed decisions.

• Safety Compliance: Ensuring that all tools and equipment are properly maintained and inspected for safety compliance. This may involve coordinating with maintenance and safety teams.

• Communication: Interacting with colleagues, supervisors, and other departments to fulfill tool and equipment requests and address any issues or concerns.

• Security: Implementing security measures to prevent theft or unauthorized access to tools and equipment.

• Maintenance: Coordinating routine maintenance and repairs of tools