Warehouse Supervisor

SUMMARY Plans, directs, and administers all aspects of distribution center operations, including requisitioning, receiving, storing, stocking, and distributing a wide variety of materials and supplies. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform these essential functions. Practices the principles of food safety, quality, and continuous improvement under GFSI guidelines. Establishes procedures for all warehouse operations, including verification of incoming and outgoing shipments, handling, disposition of materials, and maintaining inventory. Prepares clear and concise reports. Oversees general company and warehouse policies and procedures. Maintains up-to-date knowledge of stock and inventory, including computer-driven inventory systems. Recommends changes to safety policies and procedures. Keeps current on applicable federal and state safety and health requirements. Inspects warehouse and equipment condition; prepares work orders and equipment replacement requisitions. Coordinates warehouse activities with production, sales, records control, and purchasing departments. Screens, hires, and trains warehouse personnel; participates in employee training. Compiles, analyzes, and reports on inventory management activities. Recommends and implements warehouse budgets. Prepares or reviews order requests, bid tabulations, stocking reports, annual contracts, and purchase orders. Develops procedures for computerized inventory systems. Conducts performance evaluations of warehouse personnel. Obtains certificates of analysis and MSDS information from suppliers as needed. Coordinates freight scheduling with transporters to and from Mays locations. Maintains facility and equipment through routine maintenance and sanitation. Performs other duties as assigned by management. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES Directly supervises Warehouse Associate and Senior Warehouse Associate. REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE High school diploma or GED, plus 1–3 years of related experience or equivalent combination. Forklift and equipment certification, including hazardous materials. Other Skills Required 1–3 years of experience handling chemical/hazardous materials (preferred). Knowledge of inventory control methods and applicable federal/state regulations (OSHA, ADA). 3–5 years of experience as a warehouse coordinator or equivalent. Strong procedural, organizational, and communication skills. Ability to work independently with attention to detail. Careful handling and repackaging of products. Knowledge of Mays Chemical Company operations. Additional training in purchasing and supervisory/managerial techniques. COMPETENCIES Ethics and Integrity Adaptability Cost Consciousness Interpersonal Skills Judgment Planning and Organizing Quality and Quality Management Quantity (Productivity) Safety and Security Teamwork Coaching and Mentoring PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND WORK ENVIRONMENT General Physical Requirements Heavy work: Up to 100 lbs occasionally (with assistance), 50 lbs frequently, 20 lbs constantly. Physical Activities Includes balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, reaching, standing, walking, pushing, pulling, lifting, fingering, grasping, feeling, talking, hearing, and repetitive motions. Visual Acuity Close visual acuity required for data analysis, computer use, inspections, measurements, and fabrication. Working Conditions Indoor and outdoor environments. Exposure to extreme heat, noise, vibration, and physical hazards including chemicals and machinery. OTHER DUTIES This description outlines general duties and is not exhaustive. Management may assign additional responsibilities as needed.