Receiving Supervisor

Power Design, Inc.•Palmetto, FL

8d•Onsite

About The Position

We’re lookin’ for someone who knows how to secure the goods. As a Receiving Supervisor, you’ll work with the warehouse team to receive and unload all inbound material, quickly count and verify contents, and ensure material is put away and stored accurately within the warehouse. Our many construction jobsites across the country rely on the distribution center for building materials they need to get the job done – making your role essential for meeting project timelines and budgets, and keeping our customers happy. Sound like an opportunity you’d be interested in? Apply to Power Design today!

Requirements

Must have at least 3-5 years of experience leading a warehouse receiving department.
High School, GED, or equivalent diploma required.
Standup forklift certification required.
Intermediate computer skills necessary, including Microsoft Outlook and Excel.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Able to read and interpret part numbers that are often long and complex.
Strong math skills including counting, addition, subtraction, and multiplication.
Must maintain a friendly and helpful attitude at all times.
Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills.
Willingness to stay as long as it takes to get the work done when volume spikes from time to time.
Reliable transportation to get to work on time.
Demonstrate and uphold all of Power Design core values which include integrity, accountability, teamwork, innovation, and growth.
Non-smoker.

Responsibilities

Maintaining a safe working environment by ensuring staff wears required safety gear and follows safety protocols at all times.
Holding self and team fully accountable to getting all inbound material received quickly and tracked accurately.
Ensuring trucks are unloaded efficiently and managing temp labor to help with volume increases.
Directing staff to count, verify, and label all boxes correctly.
Ensuring data in system matches physical counts and ensures all receiving paperwork is documented properly.
Proactively working with project managers to resolve discrepancies when shipments do not match POs or when material arrives damaged.
Interacting with the quality control inspector to facilitate inbound sampling and specification testing.
Overseeing the put-away process to ensure material is stored efficiently and clustered by project.
Responding to emails and phone calls quickly and following up persistently until all issues are fully resolved in a timely manner.
Inventorying and replenishing all receiving supplies to prevent stockouts.
Calibrating and maintaining equipment on schedule.
Taking immediate corrective action when expectations are not being met and giving public recognition to high performers.
Training team members to operate heavy machinery including standup forklifts, picker lifts, reach trucks, and ride-on pallet jacks.
Maintaining data accuracy in the warehouse management system and quickly correcting any issues.
Taking pride in maintaining an exceptionally clean and organized warehouse.