Automotive Industry, Corporate Policies, Distribution Channel, Equipment Maintenance/Repair, Forklift, Healthcare Administration, Housekeeping/Cleaning, Operations Management, Order Picking/Packing, People Management, Preventative Maintenance, Safety Training, Safety/Work Safety, Service Delivery, Team Player, Time Management, Warehousing
Charlotte, North Carolina
Company:
National Oak Distributors (NOD) has merged with Automotive Systems Warehouse (ASW) creating a stronger presence in the automotive aftermarket distribution industry. This is a significant step forward in our vision to expand geographic reach, and to deliver value added services and solutions to both suppliers and customers. Our priority remains unchanged – to continue to deliver exceptional service and value to our suppliers and customers in a thriving and collaborative workplace for the industry’s top talent.
Description:
National Oak Distributors is seeking a Warehouse Supervisor in our Charlotte location. The Warehouse Supervisor assists the Operations Manager with overseeing warehouse operations. This position is eligible for overtime and a bonus. Supervisory experience is required. Benefits include competitive pay rate, healthcare benefits, 401k, over three weeks of paid time off and more! The job functions include, but are not limited to:
- Train and supervise warehouse personnel in responsibilities and procedures.
- Ensure product is received, stocked and shipped in a timely and accurate manner.
- Determine proper storage methods, identification, and stock location based on turnover, environmental factors, and physical capabilities of facilities.
- Provide hands-on support in all areas of warehouse as needed.
- Schedule for appropriate shift coverage.
- Report unsafe conditions or repairs needed on equipment to operations manager, schedule preventive maintenance.
- File driver’s logbook and post accurate accident log.
- Ensure warehouse is properly secured at closing with locked doors and alarm in operation.
- Inventory accuracy. Follow up on inventory discrepancies. Inventory corrections to be made with operation manager’s approval.
- Uphold company policies.
- Warehouse appearance. Maintaining warehouse housekeeping standards.
- Productivity of employees.
- Safety training - Ensure forklift and order picker operators are trained properly (Occupational Safety Health Administration).
- Must communicate with employees in such a way that they understand what is expected of them on-a-daily basis.
- Participate in daily warehouse meetings & monthly safety meetings.