Stock Manager

Parts Authority•North Plainfield, NJ

About The Position

Parts Authority is seeking a professional, self-motivated Stock Manager to maintain warehouse productivity, efficiency, customer service, and orderly store conditions. This is explicitly not a supervisory role. The position coordinates stocking and warehouse operations, supports customer service and sales objectives, and maintains safety and compliance practices. The listed minimum pay is $18.25 per hour.

Requirements

Two to four years of experience as a stock manager.
Expertise in supply chain, logistics, and time-sensitive distribution.
Experience with a warehouse management system or inventory management system, RF technology, and conveyor technology.
Ability to multitask and adjust to dynamic fluctuations in order flow.
Self-starter who can identify areas falling behind in production and proactively take action to get them back on track.
Experience tracking metrics, including inbound and outbound productivity KPIs.
Ability, with or without reasonable accommodation, to lift, push, and pull up to 50 pounds; stand and walk for up to 10 hours; squat, bend, and reach; and safely climb and descend stairs at locations with stairs.
Ability to operate powered equipment such as a forklift or cherry picker.
Ability to maintain and promote workplace safety.
Ability to secure and transfer cash or other assets.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of automotive parts.
Forklift, Hazmat, and OSHA certifications.
Clean, valid driver's license.

Responsibilities

Maintain a high level of productivity, efficiency, and customer service, and ensure customer service goals are continuously met.
Formulate and enforce picking goals for each warehouse area or zone.
Ensure most product lines move from dock to stock within 72 hours.
Work with purchasing to develop and implement procedures for unloading vendor orders and stocking shelves.
Ensure trucks and trailers are efficiently and accurately loaded and unloaded to move goods and materials to their destinations.
Work with dispatchers and the outbound production team to improve customer service through delivery vehicles.
Check in and post orders from hubs and vendors.
Maintain an accurate inventory count.
Assist parts pullers in locating and identifying parts.
Handle damaged deliveries and report damaged merchandise to shippers and vendors.
Coordinate with the store manager and purchasing on inventory updates and replacements.
Maintain warehouse cleanliness, organization, and safety.
Ensure safety and compliance practices meet DOT and OSHA standards.
Administer and routinely follow 5S warehouse principles.
Manage carrier relationships, including FedEx, UPS, and USPS, and local contract delivery relationships.
Perform other related duties as assigned.