Manager Trainee - Distribution Center

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menardsEau Claire (WI)

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Manager Trainee - Distribution CenterEAU CLAIRE, WI - Distribution/Manufacturing/Fleet Distribution Manager Trainee$26.85 Per Hour 1st shift (approx. 6-7 am until 3-4 pm)2nd shift (approx. 3-4 pm until 12-1 am)As a Manager Trainee, you will work closely with Department Management to learn each department's functions and how each department helps the Distribution Center's success.
Benefits: Health Insurance Dental Insurance Paid Time Off Employee Discount Profit Sharing Holiday Pay
Primary Responsibilities: Manage and lead team members in your area Ensure that all product is received and shipped in the most efficient way Keep all areas in good repair, orderly, and clean Use equipment to capacity to fill orders Ensure all safety policies are enforced, all training is up to date, and all equipment is guarded and well maintained Keep all safety training and maintenance documented Keep open communication with all Team Members regarding safety issues Work with supervisors and managers in your area to accomplish goals Come up with innovative ideas to improve current processes
Position Requirements: Bachelor's Degree in business or related field such as Operations Mgt, Logistics, Supply Chain Management preferred Ability to relocate Able to write and speak clearly and accurately Able to establish and maintain effective working relationships Able to tactfully deal with guests and team members Analytical and Interpersonal skills Leadership Abilities Self-motivated and Goal oriented Organizational skills Ability to multitask Develop action plans Decision making qualities Don't see a job that meets with your interests? Sign up for a Job Alert to get notified when a job opens near you.

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