Warehouse Manager

Estimated Compensation Range: Base salary of $90,000 - $125,000

PEAK Scientific is a leading nitrogen generator manufacturer and global expert in high-performancenitrogen gas generator and hydrogen gas generator systems for LC-MS, GC, GC-MS and other applications used in laboratories around the world. Putting our customers first is at the heart of everything we do which is why we help lower operational costs, reduce environmental impact and remove the uncertainty and inconvenience of traditional recurring gas supply with an in-house gas generation solution from PEAK Scientific.

The Warehouse & Logistics Manager is accountable for the end-to-end management of all warehouse operations and inbound/outbound logistics across North America, ensuring goods move efficiently, safely, and compliantly from receipt through to successful customer delivery.

This role owns the day-to-day running of the warehouse facility — including inventory control, goods-in and goods-out processing, storage optimization, health and safety, and scheduling, driving continuous improvement across the logistics function.

A core part of the role is ownership of Logistics KPIs, including on-time-in-full (OTIF) delivery, order fulfilment accuracy, freight cost, and carrier performance to agreed service levels. The manager is expected to track, report, and act on these metrics regularly, identifying root causes of underperformance and implementing corrective and preventative actions in collaboration with carriers, freight forwarders, and internal stakeholders. Cost control and process efficiency are priorities, alongside maintaining service levels.

The role also carries direct responsibility for Trade Compliance across all North American import and export activity. This includes determining and validating country of origin for goods moving into and out of the region, ensuring correct commodity/HTS code classification is applied and maintained in SAP, and managing the calculation and accuracy of import duties and taxes. The manager works closely with freight forwarders/customs brokers to ensure documentation (commercial invoices, certificates of origin, customs entries) are accurate and compliant with U.S. and Canadian import regulations, and stays current on any changes in tariff schedules, trade agreements and regulatory requirements that could affect landed cost, clearance timelines, fiscal compliance and documentation.

This blend of operational logistics management and regulatory compliance oversight makes the role both hands‑on and strategically important to protect the business from customs delays, penalties, or cost overruns.

• Continuously evolve carrier strategy and mode for cost efficiency and carbon footprint reduction
• Develop a trade compliance framework (processes, controls and training) in line with group-wide compliance objectives and foster trade compliance networks in territory.
• Continuous improvement of warehouse operations, Lean Six Sigma
• Policies and process documentation, developing S&OP’s, working policies.
• Build stakeholder network – group logistics, trade compliance, service and procurement to align local process to group strategy.
• Risk and resilience planning – service levels and continuity plans for the region.
• Support budgeting, input into annual logistics/warehouse budget setting and capital investment.
• Talent and succession planning – building team capability, training plans, and succession pipeline within the logistics/warehouse team.

• Own day-to-day running of the warehouse facility, including goods-in, put-away, picking, packing, and dispatch.
• Maintain inventory accuracy through cycle counting, stock…