JOB SUMMARY: Leads the day-to-day operations of the Warehouse Inventory department, ensuring efficient processes, a safe work environment, and adherence to company goals. Supervises staff activities, schedules workload, and optimizes equipment utilization to achieve on-time fulfillment and exceed customer expectations.

Hours for this role are Tuesday - Friday, 6:30 am to 5:30 pm; Saturday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

1. Plans, implements, and monitors the day-to-day operations for the warehouse department to ensure that established objectives for shipping, product rotation, sanitation, safety, and timeliness are met or exceeded. (25%)

2. Monitors loading, dispatch, and receiving times and makes appropriate changes, ensuring compliance with QIP, HACCP, and DOT regulations. (25%)

3. Routinely informs and communicates with associates to ensure compliance with established warehouse productivity, safety, and sanitation policies and procedures. (25%)

4. Monitors and completes numerous computer-based and manual reports and related paperwork, including time records, daily logs, damage reports, etc. (10%)

5. Monitors product damage and audits routes to ensure reliable product delivery. (5%)

6. Plans and schedules manpower. (5%)

7. Plans and coordinates vehicle and equipment maintenance and utilization reports. (5%)

8. Performs other related and assigned duties as necessary.

LEADERSHIP/MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY

Supervises of up to 100 hourly associates, depending on size of facility.  Manages projects and assignments with significant impact on customer service.

PERFORMANCE CATEGORIES

• Productivity/quality standards:  efficiency, timeliness, and reliability
• Productivity/quality standards:  cases per hour
• Productivity/quality standards:   product integrity
• Teamwork within the department and across departments
• Project/assignment standards
• Customer satisfaction
• External relationships with regulatory agencies
• Safety standards and procedures:  associates
• Safety standards and procedures:  facility and warehouse equipment
• Safety standards and procedures:  food safety and handling

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:  Education and experience equivalent to:

Education/Certification:

AA degree from an accredited vocational, technical, or junior college institution.  Forklift instructor certification.

Experience:

3 to 6 years of relevant work experience.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

Knowledge of (B/basic; J/journey; E/expert):

• Relevant safety policies, practices, and procedures (J)
• Storage and shipment of food or allied products. (B)
• Food and material handling (B)
• Inventory control concepts and techniques (B)
• Barcoding (B)
• Company computer systems (B)
• Warehouse racking systems/processes (B)
• Supervisory concepts and techniques (B)
• Relevant regulatory procedures and standards (OSHA, USDA, AIB, HAACP, etc.) (B)

Skill and ability to:

• Lead a diverse workforce  in a 24 hour/7 day per week operation
• Supervise and motivate associates in a team-based environment
• Interpret warehouse operations anomalies and identify appropriate solutions
• Work effectively in a general business environment, with a focus on high levels of quality and customer service
• Act in accordance with GSF’s Values and Creed