Shipper/Receiver II Part-time Job
Dec 13th, 2024 at 13:19 Transportation & Logistics London 31 views Reference: 10841Job Details
Employment status: Regular part-time
Position's anticipated start date: 2025-01-13
Possible schedule/FTE: .5
Application deadline: 2024-12-20
Application requirements:
- Your up-to-date resume.
- Job specific cover letter.
- We recommend you save a copy of the job posting for reference throughout the recruitment process.
The Supply Chain Operations East team is responsible for supporting Canadian Blood Services by providing assistance in the warehouse with Consumables Inventory and Finished Product. In this role, you will work closely with our production and distribution centre to ensure that finished products are properly distributed from this location.
Formula for success
- Drawing on your knowledge or experience in a warehouse setting, you will receive, store, and organize consumables inventory items.
- You will retrieve and assemble consumables inventory items.
- You will distribute consumables inventory orders and finished products orders.
- Utilizing your superior interpersonal and communication skills you will liaise with various departments and internal customers.
Desired education and skills
- Completion of secondary education.
- Minimum 2 years experience as a shipper/receiver within a Logistics environment, with preference in a warehouse and inventory distribution.
- Technical skills including Windows operating system using Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.
- Operating knowledge of warehouse inventory software, preferably SAP experience.
- Working experience with inventory control processes; FIFO and/or FEFO, is an asset.
- Prior experience with on-line receiving is an asset; and equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.
What we offer you
- Payment in lieu of vacation and holidays.
- Payment in lieu of benefits.
- Premiums paid according to the collective agreement.
- Defined benefitpension plan.
- Employee discounts, wellness program, professional resources.
What you can expect
- Shifts/hours - must be flexible to accommodate assigned shifts which are based on operational needs; length of shifts varies according to the event which takes place at Canadian Blood Services fixed and mobile donor centers. Shifts include days, evenings, weekends, and statutory holidays.
- Physical requirements - ability to lift weight up to 50 lbs and pushing carts up to 300 lbs.
Diversity and inclusion play a vital role in ensuring health equity for patients across Canada. We are committed to reflecting Canada’s population in our organization and fostering an environment where all employees can be their authentic selves, with equal opportunities to succeed and contribute.
Company Description
Established in 1998, Canadian Blood Services is an independent registered charity. We receive most of our financial support from the governments of all provinces and territories except Quebec. Regulated as a biologics manufacturer by Health Canada, we are responsible for operating the national blood and plasma supply system, as well as the national public cord blood bank. In pursuing our mission as Canadas Biological Lifeline, we work to provide safe, reliable access to high-quality products and services required for the treatment and care of patients across the country.
Our organization was established through a memorandum of understanding between the federal, provincial and territorial governments (excluding Quebec) following the Royal Commission of Inquiry by Justice Horace Krever into Canadas blood contamination crisis. The principles articulated in Justice Krevers final report continue to guide our policy development and decision-making.
Canadian Blood Services provides blood components for transfusion, as well as cord blood stem cell products for transplantation. We also manage a formulary of plasma protein and related products used to treat a wide array of medical conditions. And we operate stem cell registry services on behalf of all provincial and territorial governments except Quebec. Our national transplant registry for interprovincial organ sharing and related programs extends to all provinces and territories.
We collaborate with patient groups, care providers, health system leaders, communities of donors, other blood service organizations and governments to continuously improve the effectiveness of Canadas health systems and achieve the best possible patient outcomes. Working with this diverse community of stakeholders, we contribute to the advancement and excellence of both national and international networks focused on transfusion and transplantation.
Our organization was established through a memorandum of understanding between the federal, provincial and territorial governments (excluding Quebec) following the Royal Commission of Inquiry by Justice Horace Krever into Canadas blood contamination crisis. The principles articulated in Justice Krevers final report continue to guide our policy development and decision-making.
Canadian Blood Services provides blood components for transfusion, as well as cord blood stem cell products for transplantation. We also manage a formulary of plasma protein and related products used to treat a wide array of medical conditions. And we operate stem cell registry services on behalf of all provincial and territorial governments except Quebec. Our national transplant registry for interprovincial organ sharing and related programs extends to all provinces and territories.
We collaborate with patient groups, care providers, health system leaders, communities of donors, other blood service organizations and governments to continuously improve the effectiveness of Canadas health systems and achieve the best possible patient outcomes. Working with this diverse community of stakeholders, we contribute to the advancement and excellence of both national and international networks focused on transfusion and transplantation.
