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Distribution Center Manager

Job Summary

The Distribution Center Manager is responsible for the day-to-day operation of our fast-paced semi-automated facility.  This role is part of a management team that continues to grow and expand the quantity of orders and units shipped daily.

Role and Responsibilities

  • Develops an organization and management support team to enable the distribution to meet or exceed the service level requirement of each customer.
  • Oversees staffing and recruitment of an available workforce to meet the daily demands.
  • Monitors warehouse workers and associated activities; offers assistance to those with concerns or problems on the work floor.
  • Implements worker safety and health regulations.
  • Plans projects and sets objectives for the employees to meet.
  • Addresses logistical problems and furnishes solutions to these issues.
  • Meets with other managers to confer about products, shipping times, and distribution issues, among many other concerns.

QUALIFICATIONS

REQUIRED Education/SKILLS/EXPERIENCE

  • Bachelor’s degree in Logistics, Industrial Engineering or similar degree
  • 2+ years of experience in a distribution or operations environment.
  • Minimum of 2 years’ experience managing a multi-shift distribution center with 100+ employees.
  • Prior experience with automated material handling systems as well as WMS System.
  • Strong working knowledge of Word, Excel and PowerPoint

Preferred qualifications

  • Lean / Six Sigma experience a plus

Competencies

  • Driving Results – Motivating individuals to achieve and exceed goals by establishing accountabilities, clarifying performance expectations, agreeing to high standards and measures, monitoring and reviewing performance, and providing timely and relevant feedback
  • Fact-Based Management – Viewing the organization as an open system, synthesizing information from diverse sources, coming to conclusions and making decisions that are rational and based on sound evidence
  • Coaching and Developing Others – Providing quality time and planned commitment to direct reports and providing processes and opportunities for them to understand their strengths and limitations in relation to a range of high-quality and relevant competencies
  • Leadership Communication – Generating a shared commitment to the organization, building morale and encouraging ownership of mission, goals and values
  • Process Management – Taking a systematic approach in contributing to making the company’s workflow more effective, efficient and capable of adapting to an ever-changing environment
  • Organizational Savvy – Gathering and accurately assessing information related to the organization’s formal and informal communication channels and power relationships
  • Delegating – Displaying strong awareness of when, how and to whom to delegate and clearly communication objectives, tasks, long-term benefits and expectations for outcomes in order to empower others to take greater responsibility
  • Team Building – Enabling and encouraging group members to work together to complete tasks and accomplish goals that individual members could not accomplish alone
  • Decisiveness – Tending toward taking calculated risks by making decisions and taking action, even in the absence of all information