Warehouse Manager

Safelite•Jackson, MS

12d

About The Position

The Warehouse Manager leads daily operations at a single fulfillment site, providing strategic leadership and promoting accountability through effective talent management, a positive culture, and engaged associates. The role requires an influential presence and adaptability to lead through change and innovation. The manager executes fulfillment business plans, improves productivity and inventory processes, supports financial performance, and helps ensure a safe, compliant workplace. The position offers a competitive salary with annual bonus opportunities, weekly payday, and benefits valued at more than $10,000. Benefits include a 401(k) plan with company matching, medical coverage plans, paid time off, company holidays, and paid volunteer days.

Requirements

Must be at least 18 years old.
Valid driver's license and successful completion of a Motor Vehicle Records check.
3–5 years of leadership and supervisory experience.
Demonstrated ability to exceed KPIs in service-oriented industries while prioritizing quality, business partnerships, and customer outcomes.
People-first mentality and solution-oriented approach.

Nice To Haves

Leadership and supervisory experience running a single site.
3–5 years of experience in supply chain, fulfillment, or distribution.
Experience with Koerber or related WMS software.

Responsibilities

Inspire teams to surpass business objectives by connecting them with the company mission, goals, and strategy.
Develop leadership capabilities by assessing skills and creating development plans for future leaders.
Cultivate a safe, supportive workplace that engages associates and leaders.
Execute fulfillment business plans and align operations across business segments to meet stakeholder and customer needs.
Identify and implement solutions that improve productivity, optimize inventory management, and minimize part breakage.
Collaborate with field stakeholders to improve processes and deliver end-to-end fulfillment experiences that exceed quality standards.
Oversee the fulfillment site's P&L and partner with leaders to achieve financial goals and communicate with stakeholders.
Ensure compliance with relevant Federal, state, and local regulations, including OSHA, CDL, DOT, and MHE requirements.
Identify health and safety risks, implement resolutions, and provide coaching or training on best practices.