Slotting Coordinator

Slotting Coordinator This is an operational position responsible for maintaining and coordinating all slotting processes with a goal of reducing the overall operations cost per case. Must manage and develop slotting processes resulting in improved productivity. The Slotting Coordinator is responsible for integrity, accuracy, and supports the entire life cycle of the product. Identifying the most appropriate storage type based on the current demand or forecasted demand. Analyzes cube management, storage type, consolidation, and warehouse zoning. Must take ownership of the entire Slotting/Cubing process. Always looking to establish new and innovative ways to do business. Establish relationships with Warehouse, Purchasing, IT, and Data Management to assist and work alongside items (new, substitutes, inactive, etc.). Apply at:

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Negotiable Responsibilities: Read and analyze reports/information/data. Follow HACCP and Food allergens guidelines. Execute TI/His and Code Date changes as requested. Exemplify strong execution, follow up and communication. Plan and execute additional racking components as needed. Respond quickly and decisively to problem situations and anticipate and proactively take preventative action. Separate items, as needed, reduce the possibility of mispicks and mis-deliveries of products to customers. Rearrange and take the dimensions of merchandise to maximize total cubic feet usage of available warehouse space. Maintain a balance between the QA department, Inventory Control, Day Ops, and Night Ops (pick path order selecting and forklift). Determine warehouse placement of all incoming merchandise and ensure that merchandise is slotted before receipt. Coordinate and participate in the physical inventory of warehouse items, compiling inventory records and preparing reports, as needed. Move product as needed to make room for new products to efficiently utilize warehouse space and track product movement through the warehouse. Requirements: At least 18 years of age. Previous experience and knowledge of storeroom methods in the areas of shipping/receiving and delivery/stock rotation. Working knowledge of warehouse operations and slotting. Ability to have excellent organization skills. Ability to have strong attention to detail and accuracy. Ability to use stand-up forklifts, and ride on a pallet jack. Ability to have excellent interpersonal and communication skills. About us Since 1939, our family has delivered quality and integrity—in our business, our products, and our relationships. Founded by Nicholas Mouskondis over 80 years ago, Nicholas and Company are third-generation family owned and operated. With both our family and our business rooted in the community, we’re the local choice for foodservice. What we offer Competitive compensation package and generous Health benefits (Medical, dental and vision) 401K profit-sharing plan HSA with employer contributions Wellness program with premium incentives Tuition reimbursement up to $4,000 per calendar year Driven work environment that recognizes, respects, and appreciates results Must be able to perform essential duties and responsibilities efficiently, accurately, and safely with or without accommodation. Must comply with all company policies and procedures, as well as, state, federal and safety regulations.