Warehouse Manager Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Proven work experience in warehouse or logistics roles.
• Strong organization and time-management abilities.
• Knowledge of warehouse management and inventory best practices.
• Ability to maintain accurate records and documentation.
• Strong communication skills and ability to work cross-functionally.
• Decision-making and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to lift 50+ pounds and operate warehouse equipment (pallet jacks, ladders, etc.).
• Maintain a professional, clean, and safe warehouse environment at all times.
• Uphold company standards for organization, documentation, and accountability.
• Ensure all technicians have what they need to be successful in the field.
• Maintain accurate inventory across all divisions and job types.
• Keep up-to-date and complete vehicle maintenance logs, registrations, and documentation.
• Support the Tampa location's operational efficiency through strong warehouse discipline.

Nice To Haves

• Experience with both low-voltage and electrical materials (preferred).

Responsibilities

• Manage the warehouse in accordance with company policies, operational goals, and safety standards.
• Oversee receiving, shipping, job staging, and inventory control across all divisions.
• Maintain warehouse cleanliness, workflow efficiency, and proper product organization.
• Set up and maintain shelving layouts, labeling, bin systems, and space utilization.
• Ensure security and proper handling of all equipment, technology, and electrical materials.
• Track incoming and outgoing products using the company's inventory systems.
• Reconcile inventory discrepancies and maintain accurate stock counts.
• Coordinate with GMs, PMs, and field leadership on material needs for upcoming projects.
• Manage RMAs, warranty items, and communication with manufacturers.
• Oversee eBay sale items and surplus liquidation.
• Manage check-out and check-in procedures for tools, ladders, test equipment, and specialty gear.
• Track and replace damaged or missing tools; maintain proper documentation.
• Maintain tool storage systems and ensure technicians have what they need for jobs.
• Maintain van stock standards and assist with vehicle organization.
• Oversee vehicle maintenance scheduling, including oil changes, tire rotations, inspections, etc.
• Maintain documentation for all fleet vehicles, including: Maintenance logs, Registration renewals, Insurance documents, Mileage/usage records.
• Work closely with team members, suppliers, transport companies, and internal managers.
• Support PMs and GMs with project planning, job readiness, and material validation.
• Ensure all materials are correctly labeled, staged, and ready before technicians arrive.
• Maintain OSHA, safety, and security standards for all warehouse and yard areas.
• Ensure proper handling and storage of sensitive electronics, electrical components, and high-value items.
• Support compliance with company documentation, tracking, and disposal requirements.