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Bradford White Corporation in Michigan is seeking a Supply Chain Supervisor to lead shipping, receiving, warehouse and material handling teams, ensuring safe, accurate, and efficient movement of materials to meet internal and external customer requirements.
This role requires prior warehouse or supply chain leadership, knowledge of shipping and inventory management, and proficiency with ERP/MRP/WMS systems; a bachelor's degree is preferred, with GED accepted.
Supply Chain Supervisor oversees the daily activities of the shipping, receiving, warehouse, and material handling teams. This role provides leadership to ensure safe, accurate, and efficient movement of materials to satisfy internal and external customer requirements.
Throughout a history dating back to 1881, Bradford White Corporation has been manufacturing some of the most high-performing, technologically advanced, and energy-saving products to the world market. While many manufacturers continue to move production out of the country, we continue to invest in America.
We are proud to have millions of products installed for millions of satisfied customers all over the world. Our essential products continue to support the health, safety, sanitation, and infrastructure of communities and for 2024 we’ve been recognized as an Energy Star Partner of the Year Sustained Excellence Award Winner for the fifth straight year.
For the Bradford White family of companies, customer satisfaction is our greatest reward, and we remain steadfast in our commitment to deliver products that areBuilt to be the Best®. Today, we employ over 2000 employees with corporate headquarters in Ambler, Pennsylvania, and manufacturing operations in Michigan, Minnesota, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, and New Hampshire. We also have assembly operations in North Carolina and a distribution and training center in Ontario, Canada.
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