Warehouse and Logistics Coordinator
IK SystemsPosition Summary The Warehouse and Logistics Coordinator owns the custody and movement of IK Systems material from the point it arrives at the Victor corporate warehouse until it reaches the job site, the technician, the customer, or the vendor on a return. This is a hands-on warehouse and driving role with a significant inventory-control and documentation component. The employee spends most of the workday on the warehouse floor and behind the wheel, and the balance in the system of record maintaining accurate, auditable records. The position is the physical verification point between what IK Systems purchased and what arrives on a job site. Essential Duties And Responsibilities Inbound Visibility and Receiving Monitor inbound shipments against open purchase orders with the Procurement Specialist, maintaining warehouse-side visibility of what is due in and when. Receive inbound shipments against purchase orders, verifying part numbers, model numbers, quantities, and condition at the dock, and recording equipment serial numbers. Log every receipt in the system of record the same business day. Report discrepancies, shortages, damage, and substitutions to the Procurement Specialist and assigned Project Manager the same business day, with photographs and supporting documentation. Document carrier damage before the driver departs and provide the documentation required for freight claims. Inventory and Warehouse Control Maintain labeled, job-segregated storage with every item traceable to a job number, stock designation, or RMA. Conduct cycle counts on a defined schedule and support periodic full physical inventory at Victor, Syracuse, and Barker. Execute and document inventory transfers between locations, keeping system quantities matched to physical quantities at each site. Maintain a clean, safe, and audit-ready warehouse, including the inspection, upkeep, and safety compliance of pallet jacks, ladders, and other material handling equipment. Maintain warehouse consumables including packaging materials, pallets, banding, labels, and shipping supplies. Kitting, Packaging, and Outbound Shipment Build job kits from PM-issued kitting requests and documented pick lists, staged by job number and required-on-site date. Repackage vendor cartons and palletized material for safe transit, selecting packaging suited to the equipment, the carrier, and the site conditions. Ship material by carrier or stage it for technician pickup, meeting required-on-site dates issued by the Project Management team. Prepare and document outbound shipments in accordance with carrier packaging and labeling requirements. Provide tracking information to the Project Management team and the Procurement Specialist on all outbound orders, and to the customer on equipment-only orders. Release no material by carrier, company vehicle, or technician pickup without a documented transfer to a job number. Material Transport and Driving Operate company box truck, cargo van, and pickup to deliver material to active job sites and transfer inventory between IK Systems locations across New York State. Load and secure loads for transit, including pallet handling, load distribution, and cargo restraint. Complete pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections, report defects, and maintain vehicle cleanliness, fluid levels, and scheduled service intervals. Coordinate delivery windows and site access with the site foreman or Project Manager, and obtain signed receipt at the point of delivery. Plan routes and delivery sequence to consolidate trips and limit time the warehouse is unattended. Returns, RMAs, and Reverse Logistics Receive, inspect, and disposition job returns, including surplus, defective, and customer-returned material, back to stock or to the vendor. Package, document, ship, and track vendor RMAs with the Procurement Specialist. Track outstanding RMAs and escalate aging returns before the vendor return window closes. Process Ownership and Coordination Maintain current standa…