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Reports to: Receiving Team Lead, Inbound Supervisor, Warehouse Manager. Warehouse Receiving Associate - Tier 1. This is a receiving specialist position, receiving inbound inventory and binning it to the warehouse floor.
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The Warehouse Supervisor also oversees functional areas of the warehouse such as receiving, shipping, returns, picking, packing, checking, stocking, order filling, returns and management of the cage/vault as well as overseeing the verification and record keeping of outgoing shipments of controlled substances to customers.
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Distribution Center Supervisor Operations Manager. A minimum of one year experience working with Warehouse Management Systems (Manhattan Associates’ warehouse management preferred), Engineered Standards and automated payroll systems.
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Warehouse Inventory Specialist - Tier 1 Title: Inventory Associate Department: Warehouse and Distribution Reports to: Inventory Team Lead, Inbound Supervisor, Warehouse Manager Candidates must be over 18 years old and fluently speak and understand English, for safety purposes.
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Under the direction of the Logistics Supervisor and or Department Supervisor the Material Handler maintains distribution of materials between the production floor and inventory; loading and unloading; delivering production materials and supplies to production floor; staging finished product in designated inventory location; general housekeeping in accordance with Pregis policies and procedures.
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Must train all necessary personnel on how to properly utilize and manage the WMS (Warehouse Management System). Responsible for properly managing WMS (Warehouse Management System). We serve every industry, including e-commerce, retail and wholesale food, snack, beverage, specialty manufacturing, fresh produce, hobby and craft, automotive, electronics, pet, cosmetic industries, and many more.
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Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor Warehouse Associate, Associate, Warehouse, Manufacturing. Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor Warehouse Associate, Associate, Warehouse, Manufacturing.
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The primary role of the Business Manager is to teach, train, and develop the store teams in their understanding and application of Foundational Excellence (Standard work, Talent, and Leadership), warehouse logistics, floor merchandising and operational guest execution.
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Daily inspect equipment, make adjustments before operating tow-motor vehicles or equipment, following safety and maintenance instructions, and complete inspection sheet at the beginning of each shift; report immediately any defective equipment to supervisor.
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Move materials within the warehouse and assist in other warehouse activities as directed by Supervisor or Manager. 1+ years of Warehouse experience. The Order Puller (full case) locates, pulls, and stages customer materials for shipment based on daily pick tickets, while maintaining an accurate accounting of internal transactions, placement, and movement of material.
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Clean windows, mirrors, and partitions with soap and other cleansers Manage inventory of cleaning supplies Report any maintenance issues to supervisor for repair Assume responsibility for the safe use and control of all cleaning chemicals, in compliance with local laws, policy, material safety data sheets, and manufacturer's instructions All other duties as assigned Physical Requirements: Ability to lift heavy / awkward shaped objects.
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In addition, the Warehouse Supervisor is responsible for supervising warehouse specialists, order pickers and forklift oper. PURPOSE The Warehouse Supervisor is responsible for directing and overseeing the warehouse operations of each retail store.
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Moore Supply Company is one of those trade names and is looking for a Warehouse Supervisor at their Arlington, TX location. If so, we’d like you to join our Warehouse team as a Warehouse Supervisor.
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The Service Center Operations Supervisor leads and manages warehouse activities within the service center. As an Operations Supervisor, you will have the leadership opportunity to coach, develop, motivate, and mentor an operational team.
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Pollock Orora is seeking a 2nd Shift Warehouse Supervisor responsible for the division warehouse and cartage activities. Review warehouse space requirements and what type of new material handling and communication equipment is on the market that may improve efficiency.
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