Warehouse Manager

H.B. Fuller•Houston, TX

7d•$95,000 - $125,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Warehouse Manager will report to the Plant Manager and is responsible for managing all warehouse activities and personnel in the Houston plant and offsite warehouse to support the safe and efficient manufacturing and distribution operations.

Requirements

Bachelor ‘s degree in Logistics, Supply Chain, Engineering, Science or Planning
3+ years of leadership experience in a warehousing environment
Prior contribution to inventory control practices
SAP knowledge
Detailed knowledge of MS Office
Ability to provide the leadership necessary to establish courses of action for self and others to ensure that work is completed safely, efficiently and effectively
Advanced strategic skills and problem solving/analytical skills
Strong organization, planning and prioritizing skills with attention to detail

Responsibilities

Fully support facility safety programs and actively contribute to continuous improvement of facility safety performance
Ensure OHSA requirements are met in the warehouse areas and collaborate actively to promote safe practices and efforts throughout the facility
Manage plant systems to maximize employee safety and minimize environmental risk
Ensure the compliance with all applicable environmental regulations and assist the EHS team
Manage Warehouse Operations along with all shipping and receiving activities associated with receiving, storing, and dispatching goods, tracking shipments and returns and liaising with customers and suppliers as necessary
Adherence to all environmental requirements and ensuring appropriate storage practices are being followed
Supervise and provide leadership to a team of 6+ report(s)
Manage Plant Inventory and lead Plant Full Physical as well as Cycle Count Process
Provide logistics and scheduling support as needed
Work to maintain and improve SAP transactional accuracy for warehousing processes (inventory accuracy, days on hand, on time shipments, cycle counts, etc.) to ensure the effective running of the operation
Maintain FIFO stock rotation by utilizing good warehousing practices
Identify old or unused stock and manage the obsolescence process (including removal and disposal)
Maintenance planning for the warehouse areas to anticipate the needs of the business
Monitor performance of freight carriers