Operations Supervisor - 1st Shift
Operations Supervisor - 1st Shift
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Assign work, set completion dates, review work, and manage performance in accordance with organizational policies, procedures, and performance management processes.
- Supervise employees, mail/small parcel processing, quality process, and transportation in accordance with DHL eCommerce policies and procedures to obtain optimal quality and profitability in the assigned departments.
- Establish an environment of teamwork, employee involvement/empowerment, fairness, and consistency.
- Ensure proper staffing by department and shift, following guidelines based on scheduled mail/small parcel volume. Oversee employees' attendance and time management.
- Conduct performance reviews, coach and train direct employees.
- Monitor and ensure that all facility equipment is working correctly and meeting production standards
- Support the ongoing development and implementation of the DHL eCommerce Distribution Center Business Plan through timely and accurate fulfillment and operations, while maintaining cost and quality efficiencies
- Review productivity, KPI, and quality reports to ensure department is meeting pre-established targets and take necessary steps when targets are not being met.
- Recommend measures to improve production methods, working conditions, and increased efficiencies
- Oversee safety activities to include ensuring compliance with DHL's safety policy and ensuring bi-annual Safety Methods and Employee Training is conducted.
- Supports HR Business Partner in the recruitment and interview process of new hires.
- Act as liaison between the facility and the on-site postal clerks. Keep updated on all postal rate/regulatory changes.
- Perform other related duties as assigned.
- Education/Experience Minimum Qualifications:
- Strong leadership and organizational skills. Ability to motivate, delegate, and hold direct reports accountable to daily, weekly and monthly production objectives.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills including ability to adapt to various audiences
- Strong analytical and problem solving and skills
- Proficient in MS Word, Excel, and Power Point
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