Supervisor Warehouse

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What we offer:

At Magna, you can expect an engaging and dynamic environment where you can help to develop industry-leading automotive technologies. We invest in our employees, providing them with the support and resources they need to succeed. As a member of our global team, you can expect exciting, varied responsibilities as well as a wide range of development prospects. Because we believe that your career path should be as unique as you are.

Group Summary:

As an engineering and manufacturing partner, Magna's Complete Vehicle group helps traditional OEMs and new entrants to bring their automotive visions to life. At Magna, you will work in an innovative, international and dynamic team, always pursuing the goal of delivering high-quality products. We work in a diverse environment with global development opportunities. Together with our employees we constantly strive to create a better world of mobility.

Job Responsibilities:

The Warehouse Supervisor is responsible for leading daily warehouse operations to ensure safe, accurate, and efficient material flow in support of production and customer requirements. This position oversees inventory accuracy, warehousing activities, material handling, line-side delivery, employee development, and continuous improvement initiatives. The Warehouse Supervisor drives operational excellence through strong leadership, process discipline, inventory control, and adherence to Magna standards, MAFACT principles, and customer expectations.

Key Responsibilities

• Promote and maintain a safe working environment throughout warehouse operations.

• Ensure compliance with OSHA, Magna, customer, and environmental requirements.

• Conduct safety audits, investigations, and corrective actions.

• Monitor forklift, tugger, and material handling equipment compliance.

• Lead safety training and reinforce safe work practices.

• Supervise all warehouse activities including receiving, storage, picking, shipping, and line-side delivery.

• Ensure uninterrupted material flow to support production schedules.

• Monitor warehouse performance metrics and service levels.

• Coordinate material movements between warehouse and production areas.

• Ensure compliance with standard operating procedures and work instructions.

• Support production escalation activities related to material shortages and delivery concerns.]

• Maintain inventory accuracy through cycle counting, auditing, and inventory reconciliation activities.

• Ensure all material transactions are completed accurately and timely in SAP.

• Investigate inventory discrepancies and implement corrective actions.

• Monitor inventory levels and support inventory optimization initiatives.

• Ensure physical inventory aligns with system inventory records.

• Lead, coach, and develop Warehouse Team Leaders, Material Handlers, and Warehouse Associates.

• Conduct performance evaluations and development planning.

• Manage attendance, employee relations, discipline, and performance concerns.

• Support hiring, onboarding, and training activities.

• Foster employee engagement and accountability throughout the department.

• Support MAFACT and Lean Manufacturing initiatives.

• Identify and implement warehouse process improvements.

• Improve warehouse efficiency, inventory accuracy, and material flow.

• Support new program launches and logistics readiness activities.

Health, Safety & Environmental Responsibilities

• Ensure compliance with all plant safety and environmental policies and procedures.

• Follow established quality standards and operational guidelines.

• Report hazards, defects, or non-compliance issues immediately.

• Support safe and efficient warehouse operations.

• Ensure compliance with all material handling and storage requirements.

• The following duties are normal for this position. These are not to be construed as exclusive or all inclusive. Other duties may be assigned and required

Work Environment & Physical Requirements

• Manufacturing and warehouse environment.

• Frequent standing and walking.

• Regular operation around forklifts, tuggers, and material handling equipment.

• Occasional lifting up to 50 pounds.

• Exposure to varying temperatures and warehouse conditions.

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