The Warehouse Supervisor directly oversees daily shift operations, including selection, shipping, receiving, and trailer loading. This role involves reviewing orders and notices to determine work sequences, ensuring priority loads are handled timely, and supervising the daily activity of warehouse Team Members and Traffic Clerks. The supervisor is responsible for resolving issues that arise during picking, loading, or inbound processes, and directing the Traffic Clerk on work assignments for operators and the schedule. Performance records of assigned associates are maintained, and operations are inspected and analyzed for risk with immediate communication of findings. The role involves assigning work and monitoring productivity to ensure high standards of quality, accuracy, housekeeping, product damage minimization, safety, and overall efficiency. Planning assignments, coordinating and monitoring operations within the warehouse to ensure on-time deliveries are achieved, and reducing irregularities and damage are key functions. Promoting safety in work processes and Team Member performance is crucial, involving supporting company and/or facility safety programs, educating Team Members, and ensuring a generally safe work environment. Safety rules and regulations are enforced, and all incidents are reported and documented. Policies, safety regulations, and SOPs are communicated to operators and Traffic Clerks, with monitoring for compliance and consistency, and corrective action taken as necessary. Shift change meetings are conducted, including roll call and noting absences. Attendance Slips are completed as necessary. A shift turnover review is conducted with the oncoming Supervisor, completing the Shift Change Sheet for consistent information between shifts. The previous shift's sheet is reviewed, and pertinent information is communicated at the shift change meeting. Audits of loads picked and staged on the dock are performed, with feedback provided to operators and other supervisors. All outbound loads are sealed, ensuring correct configuration, trailer, and seal information. The facility is maintained clean and in an orderly fashion, with audits of the Aisle for proper documentation and completion of housekeeping. Product damage is kept to a minimum. Efforts are made to maintain a high level of Team Member morale and recognition. Team Members are trained, coached, and provided feedback, with feedback given through factual data and subjective observations. Team Members are coached and counseled regarding job performance, methods of performing job tasks, and safety. Team Member relations issues arising during the shift are resolved. Operational errors/discrepancies are investigated to determine the cause, with operators counseled/coached on resolution and corrective action given where needed. Inventory issues, including holds or missing products for orders, are investigated. The Inventory Team is conferred with regarding accuracy and quality control issues. QI issues communicated from the Inventory Team are reviewed with the Forklift Operator, and resolution is verified. Time records in UltiPro are reviewed and ensured for accuracy, and time records are approved. Warehouse Senior Management is informed of all operating issues and problems, with recommendations made for corrective action to ensure quality warehouse operations and customer service. Reports on work activities, operations, and work-related accidents are prepared, compiled, and submitted. Vehicles may be driven, or machines/equipment operated to complete work assignments or assist workers. Reliable attendance at scheduled shifts is required. All duties are performed in conformance with appropriate safety and security standards. All other duties as assigned or needed are also performed.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED