Warehouse & Logistics Manager, Custom Store Fixtures (LTL + Crating), 4x10 Schedule | 3704205

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The company designs and builds custom fixtures and displays for national retail brands and ships them to stores across the country, often against firm install dates. This seat takes every finished piece from the end of the production line to the customer's dock: final inspection, packing and crating, storage, staging and freight.

When an install crew is waiting at a store, a late or damaged delivery is expensive, so this is one of the most important seats in the company. You'll report to the Director of Operations and lead a small warehouse crew that is expected to grow.

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• The crew and the day: a short start-up meeting every morning, a work plan built around the production and install schedule, and the hiring, training and standards for your team.

• Inventory accuracy: receiving against purchase orders, labeled and mapped locations, cycle counts that fix the cause of a variance, and reorder points so packaging and hardware never run out.

• The last check before anything ships: each piece inspected against its drawing and packing list, then packed, crated and labeled to the standards you set.

• Domestic freight: parcel, LTL, full truckload, flatbed, hotshot and white-glove delivery. You quote, book and schedule it, build the carrier bench, handle the paperwork and claims, and report freight spend and on-time delivery every month.

• Safety: the forklift program, racking, PPE, incident follow-up and the required records.

• Daily improvement: small fixes every day and simple standard work, so the process holds up when people change.

• You lead from the floor, not from an office, and your crew sees you working beside them.

• You've shipped product that is big, custom or easy to damage, such as fixtures, millwork, furniture, displays or fabricated metal, not just cartons off a pick line.

• You're exact about the details that cost money: counts, labels, paperwork and dates.

• You stay calm when a ship date moves, and you replan instead of reacting.

• You'd rather build the system at a growing company than run someone else's at a giant distribution center.

Not for you if you'd rather manage from a desk, or if you want a pick-and-pack operation where every process is already set.

• Five or more years in warehouse, shipping or logistics, with at least two of them leading a team directly.

• You book LTL and truckload freight yourself today, including bills of lading, freight class and damage claims.

• A cycle-counting routine and the inventory accuracy to show for it.

• An ERP or inventory system, plus spreadsheets you build and pull real numbers from.

• Enough comfort with a drawing and a bill of materials to check a pack-out before it ships.

• Forklift certified, or ready to certify within your first 30 days.

• Hands-on stamina: on your feet in an active shop and warehouse, lifting up to 50 pounds.

• Experience in store fixtures, millwork, metal fabrication, displays or retail roll-outs.

• Custom crating for oversized or fragile product.

• Lean, 5S or a daily-improvement culture.

• International inbound freight, customs paperwork or container receiving.

• Spanish.

• $75,000 to $100,000 base, depending on experience, plus an annual bonus.

• Four 10-hour days, plus light Friday coverage to keep an eye on shipments in transit.

• Medical, dental and vision, a 401(k) with company match, and paid time off plus paid holidays.

• Full-time and on-site, with occasional longer days around major ship dates.

Apply right here on LinkedIn with your resume. That is all we need to get started, and we will contact you directly.

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