Second Shift Warehouse Supervisor

BIAGI BROS INC•Jurupa Valley, CA

8h•$22 - $23

About The Position

The Warehouse Supervisor serves as a liaison between the Assistant Warehouse Manager and forklift operators and warehouse laborers, communicating daily assignments and priorities. The role supervises warehouse staff and temporary staffing, supports inventory control, and oversees safe and accurate warehouse operations. The position reports directly to the Assistant Warehouse Manager. The supervisor operates propane forklifts and attachments to unload, stack, and pick products; uses WAX/AX warehouse management systems, barcode scanners, and computers to process transactions and check orders, receipts, and inventory; and completes required documentation. The role also supports food-grade housekeeping, safety and security procedures, and professional communication with employees, customers, carriers, suppliers, and account representatives. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 1:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Occasional travel to other company locations and covering other shifts may be required. The position may require working more than eight hours in a day and/or weekends.

Requirements

1 to 3 years of supervisory experience in a warehouse environment.
Experience with inventory control and cycle counts.
Fluent English communication skills; must be able to communicate fluently in English.
Basic computer skills, including email correspondence.
Ability to work independently and as a team member.
Ability to repetitively lift 50 pounds.
Ability to work more than eight hours in a day and/or weekends, as required.

Nice To Haves

Bilingual communication skills.
Experience with RF.

Responsibilities

Communicate daily plans, priorities, and assignments to warehouse staff; ask questions and suggest solutions to problems.
Lead by example, serve as a positive role model and company ambassador, and train, develop, coach, and discipline supervised employees.
Report inventory anomalies, facility security breaches, and employee safety issues.
Safely and proficiently operate propane forklifts and attachments.
Load and unload trailers, containers, and railcars in accordance with safety procedures.
Use WAX/AX warehouse management systems, barcode scanners/readers, and computers to process product movements and transactions and check orders, receipts, and inventory.
Complete receivers accurately and submit them with required paperwork, attachments, and pictures when required.
Stage and stack products according to account requirements and company procedures; pick the correct products from assigned locations.
Verify outbound orders and load them according to product-specific load diagrams and trailer limitations.
Manually stack and wrap products for shipment.
Participate in inventory cycle counts and perform periodic, bi-monthly, annual, secondary, and other counts as directed.
Perform general housekeeping and food-grade cleaning, including cleaning trailers, containers, railcars, warehouse floors, and exterior docks.
Attend and participate in safety and staff meetings and complete daily forklift safety checklists.
Remove seals from railcars, trailers, and containers using appropriate tools and personal protective equipment.
Accompany outside carrier drivers while they are inside the warehouse.
Keep bay and pedestrian doors accessible, close them during breaks and lunches, and secure them at the end of each shift.
Follow break-room cleanup and garbage-removal schedules; safely operate floor scrubbers; and recycle broken pallets, plastic, and cardboard according to guidelines.
Report and document damage found during unloading or later in storage, and follow FIFO or assigned codes and lots.
Communicate professionally with company owners, management, peers, employees, customers, carriers, suppliers, and account representatives.
Occasionally travel by car or plane to other company locations and cover other shifts as needed.
Schedule manpower, track attendance, use customer- or company-directed systems, and maintain punctuality and regular attendance.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Warehouse Manager, Supervisor, or Facility Manager.