Warehouse Supervisor

The Role

Warehouse Supervisor leads the safe, accurate, and efficient movement, storage, inventory control, and shipment of raw materials and finished goods within a 24-hour, seven-day manufacturing operation. The position directs warehouse employees, coordinates warehouse activities with production, customer service, planning, transportation, quality, maintenance, and other business partners, and is accountable for employee performance, safety, inventory accuracy, on-time shipping, customer service, cost control, and continuous improvement.

The Warehouse Supervisor reports to the Service Manager and independently directs the day-to-day activities of the warehouse department within established company policies, budgets, safety requirements, and operational objectives.

• Lead, coach, develop, and evaluate warehouse employees while promoting safety, accountability, teamwork, and strong performance.
• Plan daily staffing, work assignments, schedules, overtime, and use of labor and equipment based on production and shipping needs.
• Oversee receiving, storage, inventory movement, order fulfillment, loading, and shipping activities.
• Ensure customer orders are completed accurately, safely, and on time.
• Coordinate warehouse priorities with Production, Planning, Customer Service, Procurement, Quality, Maintenance, Transportation, and site leadership. Monitor inventory accuracy, cycle counts, warehouse transactions, space utilization, trailer availability, and material flow.
• Address employee performance, attendance, training, and workplace concerns in partnership with Human Resources and management.
• Review employee time records and ensure all hours worked are accurately reported.
• Reinforce compliance with company safety programs, powered industrial truck requirements, dock procedures, PPE standards, and applicable regulations.
• Conduct safety observations, support incident investigations, and ensure corrective actions are completed.
• Monitor labor, overtime, freight, supplies, equipment, and other warehouse-related costs.
• Track and report key performance indicators such as safety, inventory accuracy, on-time shipping, productivity, product damage, shipping errors, detention, and freight costs.
• Lead continuous-improvement efforts involving warehouse layout, material flow, staffing, equipment utilization, procedures, and system accuracy.
• Maintain warehouse procedures, training materials, records, reports, and operational documentation.
• Provide leadership coverage outside normal business hours when operational needs require.
• Perform other related duties consistent with the scope and level of the position.

Warehouse Supervisor leads the safe, accurate, and efficient movement, storage, inventory control, and shipment of raw materials and finished goods within a 24-hour, seven-day manufacturing operation. The position directs warehouse employees, coordinates warehouse activities with production, customer service, planning, transportation, quality, maintenance, and other business partners, and is accountable for employee performance, safety, inventory accuracy, on-time shipping, customer service, cost control, and continuous improvement.

The Warehouse Supervisor reports to the Service Manager and independently directs the day-to-day activities of the warehouse department within established company policies, budgets, safety requirements, and operational objectives.

• Lead, coach, develop, and evaluate warehouse employees while promoting safety, accountability, teamwork, and strong performance.
• Plan daily staffing, work assignments, schedules, overtime, and use of labor and equipment based on production and shipping needs.
• Oversee receiving, storage, inventory movement, order fulfillment, loading, and shipping activities.
• Ensure customer orders are completed accurately, safely, and on time.
• Coordinate warehouse priorities with Production, Planning, Customer Service, Procurement, Quality, Maintenance, Transportation, and site leadership. Monitor inventory accuracy, cycle counts, warehouse transactions, space utilization, trailer availability, and material flow.
• Address employee performance, attendance, training, and workplace concerns in partnership with Human Resources and management.
• Review employee time records and ensure all hours worked are accurately reported.
• Reinforce compliance with company safety programs, powered industrial truck requirements, dock procedures, PPE standards, and applicable regulations.
• Conduct safety observations, support incident investigations, and ensure corrective actions are completed.
• Monitor labor, overtime, freight, supplies, equipment, and other warehouse-related costs.
• Track and report key performance indicators such as safety, inventory accuracy, on-time shipping, productivity, product damage, shipping errors, detention, and freight costs.
• Lead continuous-improvement efforts involving warehouse layout, material flow, staffing, equipment utilization, procedures, and system accuracy.
• Maintain…