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Lux Flooring Inc. in Los Angeles is seeking a Warehouse Manager to lead all distribution, receiving, staging, and warehousing operations on-site.
The role requires 10+ years in flooring industry warehouse management and a track record of optimizing throughput. You will oversee labor allocation, safety compliance, inventory control, and coordination with 3PL partners, while driving cost efficiencies and data-driven improvements.
Job Description Warehouse Manager - Flooring IndustryPosition Type: Full-TimeDepartment: Operations & LogisticsLocation: On-Site Warehouse FacilityExperience Required: 2+ Years in Warehouse Management (Flooring Industry Required)Position Overview
Plan, direct, and coordinate all daily activities pertaining to distribution, receiving, staging, and warehousing operations.
Manage daily labor allocation, dynamically moving staff to high-priority areas as volume and business needs change throughout the shift.
Oversee the general routing and dispatching of delivery trucks and ensure timely communication for container pickups and returns.
Audit inbound containers, receipts, and order fulfillment to ensure staff adheres strictly to process standards and meets delivery deadlines.
Oversee the unloading, inspection, staging, and rotation of high-density flooring products, maintaining accurate locator systems and receiving reports.
Ensure materials are stored strategically to maximize space utilization, protect product integrity, and comply with safety and weight distribution regulations.
Monitor paperwork flow from receiving to inventory control for prompt data entry; resolve discrepancies regarding invoices, packing slips, and receiving reports with accounting.
Maintain appropriate personnel structure and staffing levels to fulfill the operational mission efficiently.
Lead recruitment, interviewing, onboarding, training, and retention of warehouse personnel.
Evaluate employee performance, conduct coaching, counseling, and performance appraisals, and administer disciplinary measures when necessary.
Enforce federal, state, and local warehousing, shipping, OSHA, and DOT regulatory compliance across all material handling functions.
Maintain physical conditions of the facility by planning updated design layouts, inspecting infrastructure, and issuing repair/replacement requisitions.
Research, procure, and maintain specialized material handling equipment optimizing performance, safety, and cost.
Ensure all operators are fully trained and certified to safely operate equipment and move materials across storage configurations.
Establish and enforce robust warehouse security procedures and protocols to safeguard inventory and physical assets.
Develop and manage annual operating budgets for the warehouse and receiving departments, anticipating future staffing and equipment needs.
Utilize operational metrics and KPIs to measure performance, minimize operational costs, and drive overall throughput.
Identify process gaps and implement continuous improvement initiatives to enhance accuracy and operational productivity.