Warehouse Specialist

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The Warehouse Specialist serves as Movado Group’s primary operational liaison for outsourced warehouse operations in Mexico. The role is responsible for monitoring fulfillment performance, inventory accuracy, receiving capacity, pick/pack execution, reverse logistics, value-added services, warehouse billing, and warehouse-related SAP/WMS exceptions. This role is critical during the transition from the current operating model to the future 3PL model, ensuring that daily business continuity, service levels, inventory control, and go‑live readiness are protected before, during, and after implementation.

• Serve as Movado’s primary operational contact for warehouse execution with the 3PL partner.
• Monitor warehouse performance against agreed KPIs, SLAs, processing capacities, cut-offs, and operating procedures.
• Coordinate day-to-day issue resolution with 3PL operations, inventory control, COS/KAM, IT/SAP, Customer Operations, Finance/Credit, and Commercial stakeholders.
• Maintain visibility of warehouse issues, action logs, root causes, corrective actions, and closure status.
• Support periodic business reviews, operational reviews, and continuous improvement discussions with the 3PL.

• Monitor order processing, pick/pack activity, fulfillment capacity, open orders, order aging, shipment holds, and service‑level performance.
• Investigate fulfillment exceptions including allocation issues, inventory shortages, pick/pack delays, order release failures, shipment holds, backorders, and incomplete order risks.
• Coordinate escalation and resolution of warehouse issues that may impact customer orders, sales execution, or service commitments.
• Support daily order prioritization and alignment with Customer Operations and Commercial when critical orders require attention.
• Monitor e‑commerce fulfillment activity and parcel collection follow‑up when warehouse execution affects e‑commerce service levels.

• Monitor inbound receiving capacity, receiving backlog, putaway performance, storage utilization, POSM/consumables handling, and warehouse readiness for inbound arrivals.
• Coordinate with Logistics Specialist and inbound partners when shipment arrivals or documentation affect warehouse receiving execution.
• Monitor warehouse execution of value‑added services such as labeling, NOM‑related labeling activities, packaging support, POSM handling, and other in‑scope warehouse activities.
• Track high/peak season capacity needs and support escalation when additional warehouse resources or overtime may be required.

• Monitor inventory accuracy, inventory status, cycle count execution, annual physical inventory process, and monthly reconciliation activities.
• Investigate inventory discrepancies and coordinate corrective actions with the 3PL, IT/SAP, Finance, and internal stakeholders.
• Support inventory reconciliation between SAP and WMS, including issue clarification, adjustment follow‑up, damaged goods, blocked inventory, and pending inventory actions.
• Track cycle counts, annual physical inventory preparation, count results, root causes, and action plans.
• Ensure warehouse inventory processes support accurate product availability and order fulfillment.

• Monitor reverse logistics receipt, returns receiving capacity, returns aging, quality inspection reporting, RA creation/follow‑up, and return status visibility.
• Coordinate with Customer Operations, Billing/AR, and the 3PL to ensure returns are processed,…