Warehouse Supervisor - Night Shift

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Location: Norcross, GA

Annual Salary: $65,000 – $75,000

Reporting to the Warehouse Manager, the Warehouse Supervisor is a motivated and detail-oriented individual who wants to be a part of our dynamic team. The Warehouse Supervisor is a key link between the company and its customer base of collision repair shops in the region. The goal for each Warehouse Supervisor is to provide support to a fast-paced Warehouse Team. A successful Warehouse Supervisor will be able to contribute to the workflow of the department that oversees the warehouse operations and staff.

• Warehouse Associates and Warehouse Leads

• Safety and Training:
  Assist in providing safety training to warehouse staff and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
• Facility Maintenance:
  Maintain a safe and clean warehouse environment by overseeing building and equipment maintenance and managing trash cleanup and facility repairs.
• Workflow Management:
  Manage the workflow for major warehouse tasks such as receiving, shipping, maintenance, and quality control (QC).
• Team Management:
  Manage team members, create work schedules, and oversee their performance.
• Problem Solving:
  Troubleshoot problems associated with daily warehouse operations, including receiving, shipping, maintenance, and QC tasks.
• SOP Development:
  Assist the Warehouse Manager in developing and updating Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
• KPI Generation:
  Identify productivity areas to measure and assist in generating Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for warehouse operations.
• KPI Interpretation:
  Interpret KPIs and guide the team to achieve set goals.
• Shipment Scheduling:
  Schedule incoming shipments, both overseas and domestic, and update relevant programs accordingly.
• Order Picking:
  Manage the order picking process efficiently.
• Returns Management:
  Create and schedule shipments of defective or damaged items back to vendors.
• Training:
  Conduct equipment operator training for warehouse staff.
• Supply and Equipment Management:
  Order warehouse supplies and equipment, as well as schedule equipment maintenance.
• Claims Processing:
  Process claims for defective or damaged products.
• Communication:
  Use email communication to liaise with other distribution centers, vendors, or manufacturers.
• Performance Management:
  Oversee the performance management of warehouse staff, providing feedback and guidance.
• Physical Labor:
  Be willing to assist with physical labor when necessary.

• At least 1 year of experience in a Warehouse Lead role.
• Strong leadership skills with the ability to motivate and manage a team effectively.
• Present oneself in a professional and courteous manner, whether in phone conversations or emails.
• Proficient computer skills, including familiarity with relevant software and processes.
• A high school degree or equivalent is required.
• Ability to prioritize and manage multiple responsibilities to meet deadlines.

• A friendly and sincere demeanor.
• Strong teamwork skills with the ability to collaborate effectively.
• Able to handle issues with precision, professionalism, and courtesy.
• Exceptional multitasking abilities with a keen eye for detail.
• A “safety first” mindset.
• Enthusiastic, patient and a positive attitude.

• Lifting and Carrying: may need to lift and carry heavy objects or boxes, up to 60 pounds.
• Standing and Walking: often required to spend a significant amount of time on their feet, walking throughout the warehouse.
• Bending and Stooping: need to bend, stoop, or crouch to inspect items, pick up objects, or access lower shelves.
• Repetitive Movements: tasks such as scanning barcodes or packing items requiring frequent use of hands and wrists.
• Climbing: may need to climb ladders or stairs to access different levels of inventory or equipment.
• Driving: operation of forklifts or other motorized equipment, a valid driver’s license and the ability to operate such equipment may be required.
• Manual Dexterity: good hand‑eye coordination and manual dexterity are important for inspecting products,…