DC Auditor

Job Description:

A shipping auditor is responsible for taking a random sample of the store orders that are shipped from the distribution center as well as identifying any pallets that have been let down incorrectly. In doing this the auditor will check for picking and letdown errors, document any errors that are discovered and oversee the correction of any such product.

Job Responsibilities:

• Sample store orders for errors

• Oversee the correction of any errors.

• Report to management descriptions and manufacturer codes that do not match the picking label.

• Suggest to management any items that should be reassigned to prevent picking errors.

• Notify management of selectors that are not labeling cases, that are putting several labels on one case and of any pallets discovered in the wrong pick or reserve slots.

• Sample letdowns for errors.

• Check quality of product being shipped, removing any bad or damaged product and replacing it.

• Check code dates on perishable items.

• Assist order selectors and help them to be more accurate.

• Pull all Pharmacy store orders as well as audit orders.

Collect and document data for the following fields:

• Order Selector name

• Warehouse (201.202.203.204.205 or 206)

• Store number

• Container number

• Number of cases sampled

• Number of errors discovered

• Product needed versus product selected.

Collect and document data for the following fields:

• Forklift drivers name.

• Warehouse (201.202.203.204.205. or 206)

• Wave #

• Location of pallet versus intended location.

• Number of pallets audited.

• Check for damage, position and poorly positioned pallets.

Performs other duties as needed or assigned by management. Must be at least 18-years old.

Nothing in this job description restricts management's right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time. This description reflects management's assignment of essential functions; it does not proscribe or restrict the tasks that may be assigned. This job description is subject to change at any time

Employer provides reasonable accommodations to a qualified employee that does not impose an undue hardship on the employer.