Founded in 2008 DMA Industries, LLC (DMA) has quickly grown to become a trusted supplier to the North American Automotive Parts Aftermarket. DMA has a dynamic, performance-driven work culture that embodies the entrepreneurial spirit, team-work, collaboration, and an unwavering standard of ethics. Position Overview: The Inbound Supervisor is responsible for the receipt of all inbound goods, manifest verification, unloading and staging, quality control inspection, and put away of all inbound freight, including imported product containers, domestic vendor shipments and intercompany transfers. He/She is responsible to reconcile actual received goods against the inbound manifest to ensure accurate counts and to report/communicate any discrepancies in a timely manner to the necessary internal department. The Inbound Supervisor is also responsible for providing leadership and direct supervision over the Quality Control Inspectors and the Material Handling associates assigned within this specific work team. As the supervisor, he/she will be called upon to oversee, coordinate, and direct the team’s work performance in accordance with the Company’s specific Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). He/She will be required to coordinate with other departments, leads, and supervisors in order to plan efficient usage of the labor resources available and to make labor shifts as prioritizations within the operations change. He/she will be expected to assist the team by performing various work tasks and duties in support to meet the necessary inbound freight schedule. This role has a strong planning and administration function, which requires daily planning, scheduling, recordkeeping, and reporting of work performance achievements verses expected KPI’s. The Inbound Supervisor is the initial check and balance for DMA to correct any mistakes or omissions in deliveries arriving to the company or to denote any damages. Therefore, this role requires excellent proactive communication skills, both with other internal departments and the delivering organizations, as necessary. This includes communications about shipment schedules, timing of container arrivals, shortages or overages, product damages from shipping and other specific quality checks. The timely processing and communication of all inbound shipments is critical to meet customer order fulfillment requirements.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED