Group Lead

Posted 8 days ago

sanmarIssaquah (WA)

First-Line Supervisors of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers, Hand General Warehousing and Storage

SENIORITY

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About the role

Group Lead Issaquah, WAA Group Lead will provide support to daily warehouse operations and system processes. A Group Lead is responsible for effectively planning and coordinating workflow for assigned area. They ensure proper resource placement as business needs dictate and ensures shipments are processed in proper time frame to meet customer service levels. The Group Lead provides support to other areas at the discretion of the DC Supervisor and/or Shift Manager.

Shift: 10:30am-7pm M-F$23 - $29.50 P/HWhat Will You Be Doing? Ensure product is getting shipped in an accurate and efficient manner. Ensure compliance of company policies, procedures and practices; and support company safety efforts. Ensure employee productivity standards are being met and may assist with training employees including on the job training and safety training. Generate and maintain reports, input or acquire data, and ensure that all data is entered consistently and accurately. May operate a Radio Frequency (RF) unit in combination with Internal Operating System to perform daily work. May be required to operate powered lift equipment. May at times communicate with trucking company dispatchers to coordinate pick up schedule changes. Responsible for checking out equipment and returning in same condition. Meet minimum standards and accuracy standards and delivery deadlines. Maintain safe, neat and clean work area by adhering to SanMar safety regulations.

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