Warehouse Supervisor

Description

Step Up to the Plate as Our Warehouse Supervisor!

Location: Woodridge, IL
Department: Supply Chain
Pay: $80,000-$92,000 per year

At Home Run Inn, we believe pizza should do more than fill you up - it should lift you up.

For nearly 100 years, we've been bringing people together over authentic Chicago tavern-style pizza. Behind every great pizza is an incredible team, and behind every great operation is a team that takes pride in getting the details right.

That's where you come in.

If you're a hands-on leader who knows how to keep people, products, and processes moving, thrives in a fast-paced environment, and believes great operations are built through teamwork, accountability, and continuous improvement, we'd love to meet you.

As our Warehouse Supervisor
, you'll lead the day-to-day warehouse operation at our Woodridge manufacturing facility. You'll help make sure the right materials are in the right place at the right time - supporting our production teams, customer orders, and ultimately, getting more Home Run Inn pizza into the hands of our guests.

You'll lead a team across Shipping, Receiving, Components, Raw Materials, Packaging, and Finished Goods while balancing safety, quality, inventory accuracy, productivity, and customer service.

You'll also be a key partner to Supply Chain, Production, Quality, Finance, and other teams across the business.

No two days look exactly the same, and that's part of the fun.

• Lead and support warehouse teammates across Shipping, Receiving, Components, Raw Materials, Packaging, and Finished Goods
• Build schedules, assign daily priorities, adjust staffing needs, and communicate clear expectations
• Support hiring, onboarding, coaching, performance feedback, cross-training, and employee development
• Maintain training documentation, skills matrices, forklift certifications, refresher training, and competency requirements
• Lead daily warehouse huddles and keep the team aligned on safety, staffing, inventory, and operational priorities

• Support and reinforce all plant safety policies and procedures as part of our Zero Hurt culture
• Ensure warehouse operations meet cGMP, food safety, quality, sanitation, OSHA, USDA, FDA, customer, and company requirements
• Conduct warehouse, forklift, safety, and process audits to keep our operation safe and audit-ready
• Support internal, customer, third-party, food safety, quality, and regulatory inspections
• Coordinate warehouse equipment readiness, including forklift inspections, repairs, preventive maintenance, batteries and charging, dock equipment, overhead doors, and vendor follow-up

• Oversee finished goods inventory, scanning, staging, picking, and shipment preparation
• Make sure customer orders are completed accurately and on time
• Support EDI/ASN requirements, customer-specific shipping expectations, fill rate, and service goals
• Coordinate shuttle schedules, carrier pickups, deliveries, and cost-effective freight solutions
• Oversee receiving, verification, counting, transfers, and system receipts for raw materials, packaging, components, and other inventory
• Coordinate material availability and production support based on schedules, pick lists, lot requirements, and changing priorities

• Own warehouse inventory accuracy and cycle count execution
• Maintain accurate lot, location, and product status information
• Ensure proper traceability and FIFO/FEFO rotation
• Investigate inventory discrepancies, identify root causes, and maintain appropriate inventory adjustments
• Partner with Supply Chain, Finance, Production, and Quality to reconcile inventory variances and support physical inventories and audits

• Serve as the warehouse subject matter expert for Business Central, WMS functionality, RF scanning, and warehouse transactions
• Help develop and maintain SOPs, standard work, process training, and system adoption
• Champion continuous improvement through Gemba walks, process standardization, productivity improvements, and better use of warehouse space
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