•5-8 years of related inventory management experience.

•2-5 years of related experience in logistics, traffic and/or supply chain management preferred.

•Moderate level of knowledge and skills involving mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electronic equipment and components in order to independently perform work ranging from minor repairs and adjustments to new installation. Work requires knowledge of various trades including mechanical, electrical, steam, refrigeration, plumbing and welding, and of all pertinent safety practices. Must be able to determine nature and extent of repairs necessary, materials and parts needed, plan and lay out work using work orders, sketches, blueprints, technical manuals and other specifications, and be skilled in the use of test equipment. Must be able to use a variety of power and hand tools.

•Competent in interpreting statutory and regulatory requirements for GLP and AAALAC and translating those requirements into written policies and procedures. Must be able to train laboratory personnel in the proper use and operator maintenance of equipment to meet GLP and multiple Accreditation standards.

•Moderate level of knowledge and skills involving a variety of service contract efforts, which involves initiation of procurement action, budget planning, payment, work scheduling, contractor surveillance, contractor performance assessment, development of modifications and issue/problem resolution. Assignments typically involve contracts for which established precedents and policies exist; detailed specifications, drawings, purchase descriptions, and cost data are available; and are usually of the firm fixed-price type. -- Must be capable of performing repairs to mechanical equipment such as sterilizers, centrifuges, gas chromatographs, liquid chromatographs, mass spectrometers, electron microscopes, X-ray units, labware washers, necropsy equipment, temperature sensitive monitoring devices, laboratory refrigerator and freezers. Must be knowledgeable of and able to select proper replacement parts, modification kits, and identifies materials, mechanisms, and components from knowledge of diagram symbols, color code descriptions and manufacturers numbers. -- Must be capable of performing repairs to mechanical equipment such as sterilizers, X-ray tables, operating tables, pressure breathing therapy units, respirators, and other mechanical assemblies using gears, shafts, and pulleys. Must be knowledgeable of and able to select proper replacement parts, modification kits, and identifies materials, mechanisms, and components from knowledge of diagram symbols, color code descriptions and manufacturers numbers.

•Skill in utilizing electronic test equipment such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, signal generators; electrical test equipment such as ohmmeters, test meters; equipment such as micrometers and calipers to detect wear and misalignment of gears, cams, valves, and other mechanical parts; and seat wrenches, end pressure gauges when working on hydraulic systems. --Ability to interpret and apply blueprints, schematic drawings, wiring diagrams, liquid and air flow sheets, technical manuals, and other specifications and makes mathematical computations, using algebraic expressions and shop formulas relating to load requirements of wiring and equipment.