Prefabrication Shop - Warehouse Manager

The Weitz Company•Des Moines, IA

40d

About The Position

EPI Power is seeking a Warehouse Manager to oversee and support its warehouses. The role requires willingness and ability to travel to other warehouse locations as needed to provide operational support, maintain consistency with company procedures and standards, and address warehouse-related issues. The position focuses on well-maintained warehouse and equipment operations, equipment and tool maintenance and inventory, safety, timely delivery to project sites, vendor coordination, purchasing plans, and accurate invoice processing. EPI Power is a licensed electrical contractor and subsidiary of The Weitz Company specializing in data centers.

Requirements

Forklift Certification is required, or willingness to obtain it upon hire.
Proficiency in basic computer software, including Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook.
Ability and willingness to travel to other warehouse locations as needed.

Nice To Haves

An industry-related bachelor's degree is preferred; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.
A minimum of ten years of construction-related warehouse experience is preferred, including management of quality assurance processes and leading change within a warehouse.
OSHA 30 is preferred, or willingness to obtain it upon hire.

Responsibilities

Ensure warehouse and equipment operations are well-maintained and organized.
Collaborate with warehouse and project teams before purchasing, leasing, or renting equipment.
Track equipment and tool usage to ensure scheduled maintenance is completed in accordance with regulations; recommend replacement, sale, or repair as appropriate.
Source and establish relationships with reputable vendors for external equipment maintenance.
Pursue opportunities to provide additional services and expand warehouse operations.
Support warehouse safety programs by ensuring implementation, keeping equipment and tools in safe working condition, encouraging positive safety behavior, and following company safety protocols.
Comply with DOT regulations, including trailer weight and load restrictions and equipment maintenance.
Ensure equipment and tools are delivered to project sites in a timely manner to maximize productivity.
Maintain current asset inventory and address inventory irregularities, usage inaccuracies, and equipment uses.
Set maintenance requirements for fleet trucks.
Create business plans for equipment purchases.
Operate small equipment to load and unload trucks, rearrange items, and perform other tasks as needed.
Ensure invoices are processed accurately and on time.
Travel to other warehouse locations as needed to provide operational support and address warehouse-related issues.