Qualifications:
(Minimum qualifications) • Have a valid driver's license • Must currently serve in the role as Supply Attendant or have previous experience • Be at least 18 years of age • Be able to pass an extensive background check and drug test • Be authorized to work in the US • Have the ability to work a flexible schedule including weekends and holidays (preferred qualifications) • Must be able to work efficiently and be self-motivated with little or no supervision • Desired experience in warehousing and parts distribution • Knowledge of SAP functionality preferred.

Responsibilities: 
This role requires communication and computer skills. When selecting candidates to fill this position they must be able to communicate effectively verbally and via email. Team members must communicate with multiple parties to request kits, alert planners when material is missing from kits, Rob kits and communicate the material being robbed, able to effectively communicate any concerns from our maintenance customers to leadership. They must be able to pay attention to detail as well. Forklift operation and sorting/ staging is also required. As a Lead Supply Attendant, you will have responsibility for carrying out the normal day to day activities associated with the warehousing and distribution of parts in support of maintenance activities. All operational activities will be performed in accordance with FAA, DOT, and Delta procedures and policies, some of which include the handling of HAZMAT, maintaining shelf life, static sensitive parts, as well as, other aircraft part requirements. The Lead Supply Attendant is responsible for the effective communication with Materiel Management personnel as well as Maintenance personnel. Further responsibilities include, but are not limited to: • Front line leadership of a shift or area; maintaining optimum operational performance through assigned personnel; • Responsible for administrative responsibilities, as well as, operational responsibilities which may include arriving early to tour the area, receive turnover from the previous shift, and make necessary adjustments with your Shift Manager and fellow Leads to begin shift. • Stay until adequate turnover has been provided to the oncoming shift. • Routine duties include, but are not limited to, parts ordering, receiving, binning, shipping, packaging, maintaining inventory control and integrity. • Inventory control and integrity includes processing parts changes, managing appropriate inventory levels, managing allocation, and maintaining a neat and orderly operation. • Practices safety-conscious behaviors in all operational processes and procedures.