Warehouse Supervisor

Gaston Electrical Co., LLC•Independence, MO

13d•Onsite

About The Position

Gaston Electrical is looking for a Warehouse Supervisor who is responsible for the day‑to‑day operation of a small, active warehouse supporting field projects. This role is hands‑on and working‑level—responsible for coordinating materials, tools, deliveries, and limited staff supervision to ensure projects are supported accurately, safely, and on time.

Requirements

3+ years of warehouse, materials, or logistics experience (construction or electrical industry preferred)
HS degree or GED required
Forklift experience required (certification/training required)
Capable of lifting heavy boxes up to 50lbs
Knowledge of electric hand tools and the electrical industry preferred.
Knowledge proper methods of storing equipment and materials.
Ability to follow processes and established guidelines set with the manager
Ability to work comfortably on the computer and ability to learn new software
Basic math skills
Strong attention to detail and accuracy

Nice To Haves

Prior lead or supervisory experience preferred

Responsibilities

Receive, inspect, and log incoming material deliveries (vendors, UPS/FedEx, LTL freight) and notify Project Managers of arrivals
Stage, store, and label materials clearly by project and delivery status
Load & Unload Gaston’s truck/vehicle(s) for each day’s rounds.
Route and schedule orders for delivery
Maintain accurate tracking of materials in Warehouse App, returns, excess stock, and job clean‑outs
Keep the warehouse clean, organized, and safe on a daily basis
Provide day‑to‑day direction to warehouse staff (typically 1-2 employees)
Assist with training new employees on warehouse standards, safety, and procedures
Complete all paperwork and documentation in accordance with established guidelines.
Escalate issues related to performance, safety, or workload to manager
Serve as the primary point of contact between the warehouse, purchasing, and project teams
Communicate clearly and promptly regarding deliveries, delays, shortages, or discrepancies
Support process improvements to improve tracking, organization, and efficiency
Frequently lift up to 50 lbs or more with the assistance of warehouse equipment; operate forklift truck.
Fill in when driver is on vacation, out sick or as needed.