Supervisor, Warehouse Operations

Dover Food Retail (DFR) is a leading manufacturer of Display Cases, Specialty Products, Refrigeration Systems, Power Systems and Comprehensive Services; and leading our industry by Innovating What’s Next in glass doors and intelligent merchandising technologies that keep food safe under brands such as Hill Phoenix and Anthony.

DFR is part of the Refrigeration and Food Equipment segment of the Dover Corporation (NYSE: DOV). Dover is a diversified global manufacturer with annual revenues in excess of $7 billion.

DFR is built on creativity and customer-centric innovation delivered by people invigorated by a strong sense of responsibility to help our customers win in their marketplaces. The relationships we build with our customers are as important to our success as the products we manufacture. This collaborative environment delivers FRESH THINKING, reassuring our customers that they choose the best when they choose to work with the people of Dover Food Retail.

Job Title:

Supervisor, Warehouse Operations

Location:

Conyers, GA

What We’re Looking For:

We are seeking a Supervisor, Warehouse Operations to lead and develop a high‑performing team responsible for receiving, inventory control, picking, kitting, and material flow that supports daily production requirements. This leader will oversee approximately 30 full‑time employees and 3 team leaders, ensuring safe, accurate, and efficient warehouse operations.

The ideal candidate is a hands‑on leader with strong knowledge of receiving processes, inventory control, cycle counting, and ERP‑based material transactions. This role requires a commitment to coaching, developing talent, improving processes, and maintaining high standards of accuracy and material availability.

What You’ll Be Responsible for in This Role:

Warehouse Leadership — Lead, coach, and develop a team of warehouse associates and team leaders to ensure consistent execution of receiving, put‑away, picking, kitting, and material flow activities.

Receiving Operations — Oversee daily receiving, auditing, and put‑away processes to ensure materials are verified, transacted, and stored accurately and efficiently.

Inventory Control — Manage inventory accuracy through disciplined material handling, proper rotation, labeling, and adherence to all inventory control procedures.

Cycle Counting — Own the cycle count program, ensuring compliance with SOPs, financial policies, and reconciliation standards.

Picking & Kitting — Ensure timely and accurate picking and kitting of materials for production jobs, maintaining alignment with daily build schedules.

ERP Transactions — Guarantee accurate and timely execution of all ERP transactions related to receiving, inventory movement, picking, and job staging.

Material Flow Optimization — Continuously improve warehouse layout, material presentation, and flow paths to maximize space utilization and labor efficiency.

Process Development — Create, implement, and enforce standard work, SOPs, and visual controls for all warehouse processes.

Cross‑Functional Collaboration — Partner with Purchasing, Production, Inventory Control, and Quality to resolve material issues and prevent production interruptions.

Safety & Compliance — Ensure compliance with all safety standards, powered industrial truck requirements, and 5S expectations across warehouse areas.

Team Development — Build a stable, capable team through training, cross‑training, performance management, and certification tracking (forklift, first aid, etc.).Problem Solving — Identify root causes of inventory discrepancies, process gaps, or material flow issues and implement corrective actions.

Production Support — Expedite materials, set priorities, and respond to shortages to ensure uninterrupted production.

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