Night Shift Warehouse Supervisor - Lead, Improve & Safety

Sysco LABS; Boston, Northern (MA, KY); Hybrid; USD 69,000 - 104,000; Full time

Job summary

Edward Don & Company in Boston, MA seeks a Warehouse Supervisor for the night shift to manage receiving, putaway, picking, loading and shipping operations. You will lead a team, uphold safety standards, train staff and monitor performance.

The role requires 3–5 years of supervisory warehouse experience, familiarity with RF devices and WMS systems, and a valid powered industrial truck certification. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree preferred or 3–5 years equivalent education/work experience in a distribution center.
• 3–5 years warehouse supervisory experience.
• Experience with handheld RF units.
• Powered industrial truck certification required.
• Familiarity with OSHA regulations and warehouse procedures.

Responsibilities

• Direct, coordinate and monitor daily warehouse activities to ensure safety and productivity.
• Staff selection, performance evaluations and development of team members.
• Maintain reports and logs such as productivity and safety logs.
• Identify process improvements to increase efficiency and reduce costs.
• Ensure compliance with company policies and regulatory requirements.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Inventory control

MS Office

RF devices

OSHA knowledge

Team management

Education

Bachelor’s degree preferred

3–5 years DC experience

Tools

WMS-HighJump/PeopleSoft

RF devices

Powered industrial truck

Job description

Edward Don & Company in Boston, MA seeks a Warehouse Supervisor for the night shift to manage receiving, putaway, picking, loading and shipping operations. You will lead a team, uphold safety standards, train staff and monitor performance.

The role requires 3–5 years of supervisory warehouse experience, familiarity with RF devices and WMS systems, and a valid powered industrial truck certification. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential.