Reporting to the Engineering Director, you’ll manage engineering projects across distribution centers and plant‑based warehouses, with responsibility for developing warehouse process and infrastructure improvement strategies that maximize asset effectiveness while maintaining capital and repair and maintenance (R&M) spend within budget. You’ll provide enterprise ownership and execution leadership for powered industrial equipment (PIT) and industrial racking systems across the manufacturing and distribution network, including standards development, lifecycle strategy, capital planning, and safe, reliable execution across ambient, refrigerated, and frozen environments. You’ll partner closely with automation and operations teams to ensure facilities and equipment are automation‑ready and serve as a key member of the Transportation and Warehouse support team, contributing leadership, execution discipline, and cross‑functional collaboration across the network. A Taste of Your Responsibilities Serve as a subject matter expert in material handling equipment (MHE), industrial racking systems, warehouse automation, and warehouse facility design, optimization, and infrastructure. Develop cost‑reduction and efficiency improvement strategies within your area of expertise. Develop and maintain multi‑year execution plans for owned and leased warehouse facilities. Oversee warehouse operating budgets and evaluate capital investment tradeoffs. Evaluate emerging technologies and assess their applicability across the distribution network. Develop equipment specifications and standards to support modern warehousing concepts and operating practices. Build strong relationships with strategic suppliers to drive accountability, performance, and value. Work cross‑functionally with Transportation and Warehouse Operations, Manufacturing Platform teams, Program Management, and Finance. Develop financial justification for optimization and capital projects. Lead capital planning and execution for powered industrial equipment (PIT) and racking projects, including replacements, upgrades, and network‑wide initiatives. Manage capital equipment installation projects with accountability to budget, schedule, and performance targets. Apply a strong understanding of business drivers and the impact of capital investments on broader corporate strategies. Engage external engineering firms, third‑party logistics (3PL) partners, and distribution center leadership to support site‑specific project execution.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees