Warehouse Supervisor

Posted 3 days ago

flowxNew Brunswick (NJ)

SENIORITY

Mid

About the role

Position Overview:

We are seeking a hands-on Warehouse Supervisor to support daily warehouse operations. This role partners closely with the Warehouse Manager and is responsible for on-the-floor execution, team supervision, and operational problem-solving.
Key Responsibilities1. Daily Operations Execution
Support warehouse operations including receiving, picking, packing, and shipping
Ensure orders are processed accurately and on time
Monitor workflow and resolve issues in real time2. Team Supervision
Supervise warehouse associates and temporary workers
Support scheduling, training, and task allocation
Maintain productivity and accountability across shifts3. Inventory Control
Assist with inventory tracking, cycle counts, and discrepancy resolution
Ensure accurate inventory records and proper stock handling4. Problem Solving & Escalation
Handle day-to-day operational issues (delays, damages, shortages)
Escalate major issues to Warehouse Manager
Ensure smooth communication across teams5. Process & Compliance
Enforce SOPs, safety standards, and company policies
Support process improvements and efficiency initiatives6. Cross-functional Coordination
Coordinate with operations, transportation, and customer teams
Support execution of client requirements and service levels

Qualifications:

5years of warehouse / fulfillment experience 2+ years in a supervisory or team lead role
Experience in 3PL, e-commerce, or logistics environments
Familiarity with WMS systems and warehouse KPIsStrong execution and problem-solving skills
Experience managing shifts or acting as team lead
Bilingual (English + Chinese)
Ability to Commute:
Windsor, NJ 08512 (Required)

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