Material control associate vs receiving clerk

Differences between material control associate and receiving clerk duties and responsibilities

Material control associate example responsibilities.

• Manage, review, analyze, verify, and ship raw, stock, purchase, QA, and manufacture materials.
• Coordinate with logistics team to have material pull for sales orders and reservation.
• Participate in regulatory (FDA, EMEA) and client audits/inspections of the facility.
• Monitor and track all product orders and work closely with logistics staff for cost effective shipments.
• Provide assistance to various departments to troubleshoot inventory and promotion issues that require higher level consideration and knowledge.
• Provide logistical and administrative support for finish product shipping to major customers, domestic and international, providing JIT deliveries.

Receiving clerk example responsibilities.

• Assist in the daily managing of fresh product using the FIFO accounting principal.
• Master POS (point-of-sale) in order to process cash, check and credit transaction.
• Scan and charge ticket quantities, pull parts, issue to shipping department and process daily UPS/ FedEx parts order shipments.
• Communicate with patients, doctors, visitors, and other professionals via telephone, fax, written correspondence or in person.
• Verify patients information via computer.
• Prepare shipping containers using stencils and documentation sleeves.
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