Warehouse Manager Location: Woodstock, GA Overview A well-established manufacturer of innovative machinery solutions is seeking a Warehouse Manager to lead all warehouse operations supporting manufacturing and service teams. This role is responsible for ensuring efficient receiving, storage, staging, and distribution of parts, equipment, and materials—while maintaining accurate inventory, optimizing workflows, enforcing safety standards, and ensuring timely fulfillment to production and service operations. Key Responsibilities Warehouse Operations Oversee daily warehouse activities including receiving, picking, packing, put-away, shipping, and cycle counting. Ensure all incoming materials are inspected, logged, and stored according to established standards. Maintain an organized and efficient layout for raw materials, ink, parts, and finished goods. Develop and enforce operational procedures to improve accuracy and efficiency. Inventory Management Manage inventory levels to support manufacturing schedules, service operations, and parts/ink sales. Lead cycle counts and root-cause analysis for inventory variances. Coordinate with Purchasing, Service, and Production to maintain accurate stock levels. Ensure proper labeling, location management, and control of serialized and critical components. Shipping Receiving Direct all outbound shipments to ensure accuracy, proper documentation, and on-time carrier scheduling. Oversee import/export compliance as required (commercial invoices, HTS codes, packing lists). Maintain relationships with freight carriers, parcel services, and LTL providers. Leadership Team Development Train, supervise, and evaluate warehouse associates. Establish daily goals and monitor productivity. Promote a positive, safety-focused work environment. Safety Compliance Enforce OSHA and company-specific safety policies. Ensure proper operation and maintenance of forklifts, pallet jacks, and other warehouse equipment. Maintain clean, hazard-free warehouse conditions. Process Improvement Analyze workflows and identify opportunities for automation, optimization, and cost reduction. Partner with IT and Operations to improve ERP usage for warehouse functions (bin management, MRP, inventory transactions, etc.). Lead warehouse-related continuous improvement initiatives. Qualifications Required 5–10 years of warehouse management or supervisory experience. Strong knowledge of inventory control principles and warehouse best practices. Proficiency with ERP systems (Syspro experience highly preferred). Ability to operate warehouse equipment (forklift certification preferred). Strong leadership, organizational, and communication skills. Preferred Experience in manufacturing or industrial equipment environments. Bachelor's degree preferred in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Operations Management, Industrial Engineering, Business Administration, or Manufacturing Management. (not required)
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