Warehouse Supervisor

Fisher59; Denton (TX); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Fisher59 in Denton, TX is seeking a Warehouse Supervisor to oversee daily warehouse operations, ensure safety and security of personnel, inventory and equipment.

You will use the company's WMS to pull and load orders, monitor production rates, train staff, and coordinate with Delivery Manager to optimize routes and deliveries.

Responsibilities

• Oversee warehouse operations to ensure safe, compliant, and efficient performance.
• Monitor pulling, loading, and throughput using the WMS.
• Ensure security of IT equipment and access controls.
• Maintain sanitation and organization of the warehouse and surrounding areas.
• Coordinate with Delivery Manager to plan routes and loads.
• Ensure doors, gates, and equipment are secured at shift end.
• Train team members on warehouse procedures and safety rules.
• Generate and review reports to track productivity and accuracy.

Job description

Job Description

This position is accountable for supervising warehouse activities; and providing for the safe and secure operation of all warehouse activities, equipment, employees and inventory.

Job Duties

• Utilize Company’s WMS to effectively pull and load orders, and to adequately monitor production rates and team's efficiency
• Maintain positive accountability of all department specific IT equipment
• Abide by and follow all OSHA rules and regulations
• Assist in keeping warehouse clean and orderly, clean up trash, level pallets, take out trash
• As needed: scrub floors, charge floor scrubber, clean dock wells, sweep around dumpster, organize pallets outside, organize and clean keg cooler
• Palletize work orders
• View/Edit Swipeclock; enter notes as needed
• Cover/Fill in positions as needed
• Correspondence/Emails EOS
• Create/View reports
• Ensure pullers are staying productive and meeting the standards set forth by management
• Loads hot shot deliveries and new account orders when needed
• Train team members how to correctly pull orders
• Train new hires warehouse procedures
• Make sure all doors are secure and locked, truck doors locked, gates locked, vehicles pulled inside, keg truck and forklifts plugged in at the end of the shift, turn out all appropriate lights, set alarm before leaving warehouse, and set the thermostat to set temp schedule in the winter in the p.m.
• Make sure that all personnel are pulling correct code dates
• Communicate with Delivery Manager on which routes should be loaded with which trucks