Warehouse Supervisor - Manufacturing

Posted 9 days ago

airline hydraulicsBristol (PA)

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

SENIORITY

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About the role

Warehouse Supervisor The warehouse supervisor will work along with upper management to implement company initiatives in the Bristol warehouse; the main warehouse facility for the organization. The warehouse supervisor will oversee the daily workload of the warehouse associates and will work closely with the warehouse manager to manage personnel including hiring/firing/disciplinary actions. Will learn to perform all daily warehouse tasks such as order fulfillment processing, vendor receiving processing, quality inspections, maintaining records, copying, posting, and other similar duties, using a computer terminal. Relies on instructions and pre-established guidelines to perform the functions of the job. Reports to the Warehouse Manager.

Responsibilities:

Responsible for all activities related to inbound and outbound shipments including but not limited to checking in, receiving, stocking, checking, and shipping
Shift personnel between receiving activities to ensure each part of the process is sufficiently staffed
Point person for questions/issues as they arrive
Complete quality paperwork when non-conformances arise, work with the quality department on preventative resolutions
Train new employees and cross-train existing employees
Assist in daily warehouse tasks when needed to maintain workload
Other duties as assigned

Requirements:

High school diploma or graduate equivalency diploma (GED)
Experience in warehouse associate role
Supervisory experience is preferred but not required
Onsite training is required to perform job duties that involve operating a fork truck and/or using tools, machinery, or equipment

Benefits: Medical/Dental/Vision/Disability effective first of the month after the hire datePTO accrual begins upon hire Referral bonuses 100% employee-owned plus 401k with company match

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