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The Warehouse Lead's primary responsibility is supporting the DC Supervisor by overseeing and participating in the shipping, receiving, picking, packing, moving, and storing of Warehouse inventory.
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As an Operations Supervisor you will work with the team to meet the company's productivity standards and requirements. Assists Operations Manager in completing required USPS and internal reports, job costing reports and application of all USPS postal regulations.
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Work with warehouse supervisor and review Warehouse Management System (WMS) to determine and troubleshoot product location issues and inaccuracies. Receiving Forklift Operator: Responsible for product put-away in appropriate locations based on Warehouse Management System (WMS) selection using radio frequency (RF) computer on forklift.
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Mission: Manage the warehouse operators and warehouse team lead on shift. Verify warehouse inventories are accurate and properly managed according to inventory control policies. cookies, Ritz, Wheat Thins and Triscuit crackers, and Swedish Fish and Sour Patch Kids confectionery products -are close at hand for our consumers across the country.
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Dates, signs, and forwards all completed packing slips to Parts Warehouse Supervisor. This position serves as direct liaison between customer, technician and Parts Warehouse Supervisor in respect to most parts stocking issues.
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In addition, the Overnight Receiving Supervisor is responsible for supervising warehouse specialists, order pickers and forklift operators; will manage the daily freight schedule based on customer and inventory needs.
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Prior experience managing teams in a distribution warehouse environment. Working knowledge of automated distribution and warehouse systems. Ensure dynamic staffing to meet company goals. Prior experience managing teams in a distribution warehouse environment.
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Warehouse Worker/Forklift Certification. We currently have a full-time opening for a 2nd Shift Inventory Supervisor in Indianapolis, IN. Relevant experience includes materials, warehouse and/or distribution fields with specialization in inventory control, manufacturing data systems, logistics and freight.
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In consultation with Manager/Supervisor, plan manpower assignments and schedules in support of shipping & receiving requirements. In coordination with Manager/Supervisor, identify and implement process and methods improvements that increase the efficiency and contribution of the shipping, receiving and warehousing operations.
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Reporting to the Shipping Supervisor, the Order Puller position plays a crucial role in maintaining and managing our assets in areas including Equipment and Controls, Operating Supplies, and Inventory Control.
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The Materials Supervisor works in the warehouse and production facility to manage all aspects of material flow, control, and accuracy over inventories. The Materials Supervisor is also responsible for the initiation and maintenance of standard work and other departmental procedures to achieve inventory integrity while also improving the Materials Group overall Quality, Cost, and Delivery objectives.
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1 year warehouse lead or supervisor experience. Spherion is hiring a Warehouse Lead in west Indianapolis, close to Plainfield! -1 year warehouse experience. Spherion is hiring a Warehouse Lead in west Indianapolis, close to Plainfield.
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Identify, research, correct and communicate out of balance receiving issues to Accounting and/or Inventory Supervisor and perform receiver corrections. This role is r esponsible to support the Inventory Control functions to include performing item maintenance in the warehouse system, assisting with the receiving and shipping processes and facilitating slot placement of items in the warehouse.
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Provides and supports the implementation of business solutions by building relationships and partnerships with key stakeholders; identifying businessneeds; determining and carrying out necessary processes and practices; monitoring progress and results; recognizing and capitalizing oni mprovement opportunities; and adapting to competing demands, organizational changes, and new responsibilities.
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Reporting Relationship:Reports directly to the Warehouse Supervisor and/or the Hub Manager, as applicable. Takes direction from Warehouse Supervisor and/or Hub Manager, as applicable.
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