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A role at SBS Logicom's Heiwajima branch, a temperature-controlled logistics centre that handles medical devices. Each person takes on one of three lines, chosen after seeing the work at the interview.
Returns: match products sent back from hospitals against their slips, checking model numbers and quantities. Shipping: print a list from the order details, pick products from the designated shelves while updating their data, check them against the order, print the shipping slip and pack the products. Production: prepare materials such as product labels, instruction leaflets and cases, then inspect, wrap and label products and assemble them with their materials. Basic PC data entry is used. Staff who master more tasks can move up to a section-leader role.
No experience is required. Applicants should be able to follow the rules and procedures that medical devices demand and to work long term.
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