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Aircraft Parts Procurement Specialist Duties

The Parts Procurement Specialist is responsible for acquiring necessary parts and materials in an efficient manner. All shipping receiving and inspection of parts are the responsibility of the Parts Procurement Specialist.
Essential functions include but are not limited to:
•Maintaining current inventory on all parts and materials on-hand; replenishing hardware and consumables as required to maintain adequate stock.
•Maintaining functional records in support of internal and external audits to ensure compliance with established policies and procedures and documents and inspects all incoming parts to comply with FAA regulations.
•Providing packaging engineering support special container design packaging estimates and format quotes.
•Overseeing the retention of mater...
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Successful applicants must be professional and pleasant in both image and demeanor and adhere to any on-the-job uniform regulations. You must uphold the image of your company performance, productivity, public image, and branding.  Some of these standards include:

• A conservative hairstyle; natural looking with no extreme shape or color.
• Make-up appropriate for daytime business wear.
• Nails are to be well groomed.
• Jewelry is to be conservative.  No more than 2 earrings per ear.  Men may not wear earrings.  Nose, tongue, or eyebrow jewelry may not be worn.