Production Control Clerk

Key Responsibilities of the Production Control Clerk

• Classify work orders using GCSS-Army to procure parts and materials.
• Process work order requests, including dispatches and emergency orders.
• Open and close work orders, ensuring man-hours and parts are accurately captured.
• Monitor production for compliance with scheduling and cost standards.
• Analyze data to manage resources effectively and address workload imbalances.
• Maintain the Production Schedule to reflect accurate due dates and quantities.
• Train users on job-related topics as needed.

Essential Skills for a Successful Production Control Clerk

To excel in this role, you should possess strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and proficiency in Microsoft Office applications. Familiarity with Army property accountability policies and procedures is highly desirable. Experience with GCSS-Army is a significant advantage, or the ability to quickly learn the system. Understanding the importance of timely and accurate data entry is key.

Working Conditions and Requirements

This position requires the ability to work in extreme weather conditions, potentially exceeding 120 degrees Fahrenheit. You will be working in an indoor and/or outdoor environment with harsh conditions, typical of a desert environment. The role involves medium work, with occasional lifting of up to 50 pounds. Adherence to all Fire and Safety Regulations and post policies is mandatory.

The Impact of a Production Control Clerk in Efficient Operations

As a Production Control Clerk, you directly impact the efficiency and effectiveness of our maintenance operations. By accurately processing work orders, tracking parts, and monitoring schedules, you ensure that equipment is maintained properly and returned to service promptly. Effective production control is fundamental to achieving operational excellence. A skilled Production Control Clerk ensures resources are allocated optimally and that timelines are met, which leads to improved customer satisfaction and overall operational success. Learn more about production control on Wikipedia.