Warehouse Logistics Coordinator - Forklift II

Job Description

Job Description

Primary Responsibility :

Receive, catalogue, stage, and ship NE&TO network equipment to and from the NE&TO Logistics and Staging Facility.

Specific Duties :

Inspection, cataloguing, and visual identification, of network routers, DWDM (dense wave division multiplexing) equipment, optical & ethernet devices, CMTS (cable modem terminating systems) components, servers, storage devices, video equipment, CDV (voice over IP) telephony equipment, associated IRM (installation related material) such as cable, connectors, etc.

Assemble and disassemble modules, power supplies, and processors in Network routers, CMTS devices, and Optical equipment to meet engineering standards.

Complete hardware configuration, pre-staging of server power supplies, drives, and memory to meet engineering standards according to work orders.

Assembly of DWDM / Ethernet / Sonet modules and pluggable components and line cards.

Assemble deployment readiness kits.

Utilize proper ESD handling procedures when working with electronic equipment.

Coordinate closely with Senior Inventory Control and Deployment Engineering on equipment deployment requests.

Assist Staging Lab Engineers in populating Routers, Switches and Servers as needed.

Responsible for the accountability of all assets held in the NE&TO Logistics and Staging Facility inventory and the accuracy of the warehouse database above a 98% level at all times, valued at over $75M.

As instructed, complete accurate and timely receipt of equipment against packing slips and purchase orders.

Operate forklift to load and unload trucks delivering or picking up equipment.

Support with the verification of packing slips for received equipment and the timely submission of packing slips to Business Operations.

Aid with the coordination of asset recoveries of decommissioned equipment to be redeployed.

Experience and Qualifications :

0-1 year experience in shipping / receiving.

Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Outlook, Word, excel and PowerPoint.

Basic understanding of network architectures involving access and core-level switch-routers, servers, and cable modem termination systems (CMTSs).

Familiar with equipment interconnections and interoperability.

Basic understanding of handling highly complex electronics (Network equipment).

Understanding of the different standards for interfaces such as Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet over fiber, and Gigabit Ethernet over copper and 10-Gigabit Ethernet.

Familiar with Cisco, Sun, Dell and HP hardware at a minimum.

Understanding the proper handling of equipment in an ESD environment.

Familiarity with IP Network equipment, IP Transport Equipment and video equipment is desirable.