Warehouse Supervisor
Warehouse Supervisor
Posted 11 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Oversee the full order fulfillment cycle: receiving, put-away, inventory, picking, packing, value-added services, staging, and shipping
- Ensure all orders are fulfilled accurately and on time, based on customer specifications
- Manage daily labor needs aligned with workload forecasts and budget
- Supervise team scheduling, daily workflow, and adjustments to priorities as needed
- Track productivity metrics and ensure team performance meets established goals
- Manage labels and wave setup by ship date; oversee bulk and open stock fulfillment
- Monitor special projects for accuracy, productivity, and compliance
- Maintain high standards of accuracy to avoid chargebacks or fulfillment errors
- Support employee onboarding, training, coaching, and performance development
- Promote a culture of safety, compliance, and continuous improvement
- Conduct regular team huddles, safety meetings, and participate in management updates
- Proven experience managing operations in a multi-client warehouse environment
- Background in e-commerce fulfillment and retail customer requirements
- Strong labor planning, scheduling, and productivity tracking skills
- Bilingual (English/Spanish) communication skills strongly preferred
- Hands-on experience with Warehouse Management Systems (PKMS or similar)
- Associate's degree or equivalent experience (minimum 1–5 years in a similar role)
- Excellent organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills
- Ability to motivate, coach, and develop a diverse team
- Knowledge of OSHA regulations and warehouse safety standards
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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