Stockroom & Receiving Lead

Boater’s World Manufacturing Group is seeking an experienced and dependable Stockroom & Receiving Lead to support our growing boat manufacturing operation in Chocowinity, North Carolina.

The Stockroom & Receiving Lead is responsible for helping coordinate the daily activities of the receiving and stockroom operation while remaining actively involved in the work. This position will help ensure incoming materials are received accurately, inventory is properly stored and maintained, and production teams have the parts and materials they need to keep manufacturing moving.

This is a hands-on lead position. The successful candidate will work alongside the team while helping establish daily priorities, coordinate receiving and material requests, maintain inventory accuracy, and ensure established stockroom and safety procedures are consistently followed.

Previous experience in manufacturing receiving, stockroom, warehouse, inventory, or material-handling operations is required, along with previous forklift experience.

• Help coordinate the day-to-day workflow of the receiving and stockroom operation.
• Establish daily priorities based on incoming deliveries, inventory needs, and production requirements.
• Provide day-to-day work direction and support to Stockroom & Receiving Associates.
• Help assign receiving, putaway, picking, staging, cycle counting, and material-delivery activities.
• Monitor work throughout the day and help ensure priorities are completed accurately and on time.
• Serve as a resource for team members when questions or inventory issues arise.
• Communicate material shortages, receiving discrepancies, inventory concerns, and operational issues to leadership.
• Help train new employees on receiving, stockroom, inventory, forklift, and material-handling procedures.
• Reinforce expectations surrounding accuracy, organization, productivity, housekeeping, and safety.
• Lead by example by remaining actively involved in receiving, inventory, and material-handling responsibilities.

• Coordinate and participate in receiving incoming parts, materials, supplies, and other shipments.
• Safely unload deliveries using forklifts and other approved material-handling equipment.
• Verify received materials against packing slips, purchase orders, and receiving documentation.
• Confirm part numbers, quantities, and shipment information for accuracy.
• Inspect incoming materials for visible damage, shortages, incorrect quantities, or other discrepancies.
• Ensure received materials are accurately entered into the appropriate inventory or ERP system.
• Coordinate timely labeling, organization, and putaway of incoming materials.
• Ensure materials are stored in the correct bins, racks, shelves, or designated storage areas.
• Research and communicate damaged, missing, incorrect, or questionable shipments.
• Maintain accurate receiving documentation and ensure paperwork is completed appropriately.

• Help maintain an accurate, organized, and production-ready stockroom.
• Ensure parts and materials are consistently stored in their assigned locations.
• Monitor stockroom organization and correct misplaced or improperly stored inventory.
• Coordinate and participate in cycle counts and other inventory counts.
• Research inventory discrepancies and help identify potential causes.
• Support inventory adjustments and corrective actions when appropriate.
• Help maintain accurate part numbers, quantities, bin locations, and inventory records.
• Monitor material movement to reduce lost, misplaced, or damaged inventory.
• Identify recurring inventory issues and communicate opportunities for process improvement.
• Help prepare for physical inventories and inventory audits.