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JBS Australia is seeking an organised Stores and Laundry Supervisor to oversee the day-to-day operations of our on-site clothing store. You will lead the team, ensure timely access to uniforms and PPE, and manage inventory and laundering processes to support a safe production environment.
You will coordinate day and night shifts, prepare rosters and reports, and drive continuous improvement across the clothing store function.
JBS Australia is seeking an organised Stores and Laundry Supervisor to oversee the day-to-day operations of our on-site clothing store. Reporting to the Finance Business Partner, this role is responsible for ensuring our production workforce has access to the uniforms, PPE and workwear they need to perform their roles safely and efficiently.
As the Stores and Laundry Supervisor, you will lead the daily operations of the clothing store, ensuring production requirements are consistently met, and employees have timely access to the uniforms and PPE they require. You will be responsible for managing inventory levels, coordinating stock ordering and replenishment, maintaining accurate stock records and ensuring appropriate inventory controls are in place.
The role also involves leading, training and supporting clothing store team members across day and night shifts, preparing staff rosters and ensuring adequate shift coverage. You will oversee the issuing, return, laundering and storage of uniforms and PPE while ensuring compliance with hygiene, safety and workplace standards. Working closely with production leaders and other stakeholders, you will complete shift handovers, prepare reports, communicate operational requirements and identify opportunities to drive continuous improvement within the clothing store function.
JBS Australia is the largest and most respected meat and food producer in Australia. The JBS Dinmore Processing Plant is the largest beef facility in the southern hemisphere. Located near Ipswich, in southeast Queensland, the facility has a daily production ability of 3,400 cattle and employs approximately 2,500 people.