Material Specialist Sample Clauses

Material Specialist. Responsible for the logistical aspects of inventory maintenance and other non-managerial Materials related work.
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Material Specialist. A Material Specialist employee will do all work generally recognized as the routine duties of a Material Specialist and/or stockroom employee in and about the Company storerooms and stockrooms, including but not limited to receiving, shipping, checking, classifying, issuing, inventorying (on a nonexclusive basis), storing and warehousing of supplies, tools, kitting, staging, materials and the operation of stores equipment and the preparation and maintenance of records and reports in connection therewith. Subject to the provisions of Article 2 paragraph 6 a and b, the duties of a Material Specialist shall include the pickup and delivery of all parts and all materials on premises and in stock within their own station to the maintenance department and ground equipment maintenance department. The duties of Material Specialist employees may also include, the erection and/or assembly of stocking bins, shelves, decks, the repair of shipping containers, employing the use of required power tools when necessary and the driving of motor vehicles in the pickup and delivery of parts, equipment, materials and tools where Material Specialist are assigned. This paragraph does not preclude the Company from utilizing Employees other than Material Specialists to perform inventorying functions and on the job training. This paragraph does not preclude the Company from utilizing the vendors to perform offsite delivery and pick up of GSE parts, equipment, materials, and tools. On duty Material Specialists at Line locations can be utilized on a nonexclusive basis to perform hotshot offsite delivery and pick up of aircraft parts and materials. When the Company has a need to deliver parts between its MCO and TPA Maintenance Stations, the Company will contact an on duty Material Specialist at the location of the stocked part and offer the Material Specialist the opportunity to deliver the parts before utilizing a courier to make the delivery. When no Material Specialist is on duty at MCO and/or TPA, the Company may utilize a courier service without contacting a Material Specialist.

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