Distribution Supervisor 3rd Shift

Posted 4 days ago

gpacColumbus (OH)

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

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About the role

Distribution Supervisor- 3rd Shift Seeking a 3rd Shift Distribution Supervisor to lead a growing overnight distribution operation in Columbus. The current team is small, making this a strong opportunity for a hands-on supervisor who can establish consistent processes as the shift develops.

What You'll Do: Supervise approximately five distribution/warehouse employees on 3rd shift. Coordinate loading, unloading, shipping, receiving and material staging. Monitor inventory movement and warehouse organization. Use warehouse/ERP systems to maintain accurate records and workflow. Train employees and reinforce safety and productivity standards. Communicate shift activity and issues to operations leadership.

Qualifications:

3+ years of logistics, warehouse or distribution experience.
Prior supervisory or lead experience preferred.
Strong computer skills and ability to learn warehouse/ERP systems.
Knowledge of loading/unloading, shipping/receiving and inventory practices.
Ability to work 3rd shift in Columbus, OH.Company
Decades in business with operations in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
Ranked nationally among ABC Plumbing/HVAC Contractors.
Multi-generational workforce with 35+ families represented across the company.
Division-level company outings and a team-oriented culture.401(k) with company match; health, dental and vision insurance.
Paid vacation, sick leave and holidays.
Tuition assistance and certification reimbursement.
Tool and uniform allowances; company vehicle for qualifying field service roles.
Interested? Please apply now! Send resumes to ilona.crosby@gogpac.com or call 614.212.6102.

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