Warehouse Supervisor - 2nd shift (2PM to 10:30 PM)

Warehouse Supervisor

A company’s people and culture is the one true advantage that can’t easily be replicated by its competitors. As a Shift Supervisor with Taylor Warehouse, your role is central to our business and to the operation of a safe, quality 169-year-old business.

This position is located in West Chester, OH

Warehouse Supervisor Responsibilities:

• Manage the performance of people and processes in the warehouse
• Plans and assigns work
• Monitor and maintain shift production and report needed staffing levels to management
• Consult with Inventory/Quality Control Manager on training needs
• Follow good GDPs and ensure employees do as well
• Coaches, counsels and directs warehouse employees
• Responsible for administrative duties involving time records, general paperwork, absentee and vacation schedules, disciplinary records, safety investigations and quality assurance documentation
• Enforce safety requirements
• Encourage excellent work through acknowledging skilled employees
• Continuously improve workflow and process

Warehouse Supervisor Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent
• At least one year of supervisory experience preferred
• 2 or more years of warehouse experience preferred
• Ability to accurately and safely maneuver a fork lift truck and other warehouse equipment in a busy warehouse environment
• Qualified in the operation of key informational systems within the warehouse
• Ability to communicate clearly and coach employees
• Computer literate with proficiency in Microsoft Office Products
• Ability to calculate figures and amounts
• Ability to apply common sense understanding to give and carry out instructions necessary for the operations of the business

Work Environment/Physical Demands:

This position requires work in a warehouse environment with loud noises and changing/challenging climates (hot/cold based on the season). You must be able to bend, grasp, kneel, stand, walk, and lift up to 50 lbs. You must be capable of deft finger movements for control of the forklift and enough visual acuity to maneuver in tight spaces without damage to product.