Branch Supervisor

The Branch Supervisor is a hands-on operations leader with expertise in production, systems building, and process improvement. This role oversees the execution of our service contracts, partners with company leadership to develop and refine operational processes for new and existing clients, and holds the team to clear performance and output standards.

Bold Reuse is a full-service reuse platform that eliminates single-use waste. We’ve already eliminated more than 8 million pounds of packaging from the landfill, and we’re just getting started! Our mission is to make the circular economy a reality for any business that wants to reduce its packaging waste.

Branch Supervisor — Seattle, WA

Bold Reuse is a full-service reusable packaging platform dedicated to eliminating single-use waste. To date, we have diverted more than 8 million pieces of single-use plastic packaging from landfills. Our mission is to make reusable packaging simple for companies to offer and easy for customers to use, and we provide the logistics and sanitation infrastructure our clients rely on for consistent, high-quality service.

We are seeking an experienced leader in Seattle to help drive the next phase of our growth — a meaningful opportunity to join a fast-growing, mission-driven organization.

The Branch Supervisor is a hands-on operations leader with expertise in production, systems building, and process improvement. This role oversees the execution of our service contracts, partners with company leadership to develop and refine operational processes for new and existing clients, and holds the team to clear performance and output standards.

Strong communication skills are essential: the Branch Supervisor ensures the company's vision and priorities reach every level of the team accurately and on time. A focus on operational efficiency, team development, and culture-building is critical to retaining and motivating staff. Above all, we're looking for someone who shares our commitment to building a company that benefits its team, its clients, and the broader community.

Job Type: Full-time, on-site. Occasional evening and/or weekend availability is required.

Compensation: $62,000–$67,000 annually, depending on experience, plus paid overtime.

Benefits:
Medical, dental, and vision insurance; paid holidays; paid time off.

• Support, mentor, hire, and motivate the operations team
• Improve processes to maximize operational efficiency
• Build weekly employee schedules based on operational needs
• Establish clear performance expectations, monitor key performance indicators (KPIs), and drive continuous improvement
• Provide ongoing feedback to support individual, team, and facility growth
• Partner with operations leadership to develop and execute strategies for continuous performance improvement
• Understand client requirements to effectively prioritize and allocate team and facility resources
• Oversee employee and facility safety, quality, and productivity; identify and correct unsafe conditions and behaviors while recognizing strong safety performance
• Quickly assess performance and capability gaps, take corrective action to mitigate risk, and maintain contingency plans
• Establish and maintain standard operating procedures and preventive maintenance practices for equipment
• Communicate clearly and professionally, verbally and in writing, across all levels of the organization
• Keep leadership informed of progress, plans, and issues affecting production
• Lead regular team meetings that encourage open communication and collaborative problem-solving
• Troubleshoot effectively under pressure
• Share daily operational plans with team members and leadership
• Work alongside the operations team…