Warehouse Manager - Palace
station casinosLas Vegas (NV)
About the role
Responsibilities include ensuring that the Company is receiving the quality and quantity of merchandise ordered, and that all outlets receive the products needed to provide Guests with the best service. Responsibilities also include ensuring that all receivers are performing their job functions and prioritizing work when necessary. Properly rotate products in all freezers, storerooms and cold boxes. Deliver the proper product to the proper location. Verify that invoices are correct by checking them against purchase orders and product received. Inspect delivered products. Ensure that all purchase orders and invoices are signed, dated and time stamped. Ensure that all signatures are obtained for all delivered products and assume responsibility for the products. Responsible for scheduling Team Members, and conducting performance appraisals, interviews and corrective counsel for all warehouse staff. Support the warehouse staff in the day-to-day operations of the department.
Qualifications:
Minimum two (2) years’ experience as a receiver. Ability to communicate effectively with Guests, Team Members and Management. Ability to operate electrical and manual pallet jacks. Know proper rotation procedures. Must have valid NV Driver’s License. Minimum age requirement is 21. Must be flexible, able to handle multiple tasks, and establish priorities effectively.
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