Warehouse Mananger

Barchemy•Hempfield Township, PA

About The Position

The Warehouse Manager is accountable for warehouse operations across all sites and shifts, including receiving, storage, batch staging, finished goods, shipping, and inventory accuracy. The role owns the warehouse team, physical inventory, and the traceability records that flow through warehouse operations. This position is part of a line team responsible for producing safe, quality product. Team members are expected to support other process steps as needed, including assisting at stations outside their primary assignment to keep the line running and cover breaks and absences. The role is responsible for warehouse safety, food safety, quality, traceability, audit readiness, inventory control, budget management, warehouse space planning, and powered industrial truck fleet management across the Hunker and Donora plants.

Requirements

Prior warehouse or distribution management experience.
Demonstrated ability to develop supervisors.
Working knowledge of inventory systems and warehouse metrics.
Ability to build and lead a supervisory team across sites and shifts.
Strong inventory rigor, including understanding physical inventory and system discrepancies.
Ability to drive forklift and dock safety discipline as an ongoing program.
Ability to manage labor and warehouse space deliberately.
Ability to align warehouse operations with Production and Supply Chain priorities.
Ability to work regularly on warehouse floors and docks across multiple sites.
Occasionally lift up to 50 pounds and frequently lift 25 pounds.
Wear required PPE, including a hairnet, beard net where applicable, hearing protection, company uniform, and approved safety footwear.
Work in warehouse environments with variable temperatures and dock exposure.

Responsibilities

Own warehouse operations across the Hunker and Donora plants and all shifts.
Lead, develop, and hold Warehouse Supervisors accountable.
Own inventory accuracy, cycle count programs, and physical inventory execution.
Own warehouse safety performance, particularly powered industrial truck and dock safety.
Partner with Supply Chain on inbound scheduling and Production on staging and finished goods.
Own warehouse layout, slotting, capacity planning, and space utilization.
Manage the warehouse budget, including labor, equipment, and outside storage.
Own warehouse contributions to traceability, recall readiness, and audit performance.
Manage the powered industrial truck fleet, including maintenance, certification, and replacement planning.
Maintain traceability records, lot control, and allergen segregation across warehouse operations.
Own warehouse readiness for SQF audits and mock recalls.
Own pest control, sanitation, and GMP compliance in warehouse areas.
Follow GMP, allergen segregation, changeover, verification, and handwashing procedures; comply with required attire and personal-item restrictions.
Complete required records accurately, legibly, and when work is performed; do not falsify or back-fill food safety records.
Stop production or place product on hold when identifying a food safety or quality concern, and report it promptly to a supervisor or Quality.
Own the forklift certification program and operator qualification.
Partner with EHS on hazard assessment, training, and corrective action.
Immediately report injuries, near misses, and unsafe conditions.
Support other production process steps as needed, including covering breaks and absences.