Pick Module & Replenishment Supervisor

CFS Brands LLC•Ellabell, GA

37d•Onsite

About The Position

The Outbound Pick Module & Replenishment Supervisor is responsible for leading all case/each picking and forward pick replenishment activities to ensure continuous product availability, safe operations, and on-time order fulfillment. This role owns pick pace health, inventory flow from reserve to forward locations, and overall module throughput.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required
Prior experience in warehouse packing or logistics operations
Previous lead or supervisory experience leading teams of 20 or more hourly associates
Strong safety mindset with proven experience enforcing safety protocols in receiving or warehouse operations.
Tier One WMS experience required; Blue Yonder experience is a plus.
Experience in automated, fast-paced facilities.
Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite, Lean/Six Sigma methodologies a plus
Mathematical skills to perform basic functions and calculations
Good communication skills
Ability to lift and move materials up to 50 pounds regularly
Strong organization and accuracy capabilities
Detail-oriented, and professional

Responsibilities

Lead daily picking operations across assigned zones within the pick module.
Drive productivity to meet or exceed cases-per-hour and lines-per-hour standards.
Own forward pick slot integrity and availability.
Oversee and prioritize replenishment tasks to prevent stock-outs and wave interruptions.
Monitor system-directed replenishment queues and adjust labor deployment in real time.
Coordinate with Receiving and Putaway to ensure reserve inventory accuracy.
Ensure timely execution of hot replenishments during active waves.
Partner with Inventory Control to resolve shorts, mis-picks, and location discrepancies.
Analyze pick density and velocity trends to anticipate replenishment demand.
Conduct daily audits of pick faces for capacity, labeling, and safety compliance.
Lead pre-shift huddles focused on KPIs, safety, replenishment strategy, and workload alignment.
Coach associates on proper replenishment sequencing and equipment safety (reach, swing reach, etc.).