Material Handling Supervisor

Responsibilities Set daily, weekly, and monthly objectives for the team. Work directly with operations, logistics management, and supply‑chain teams to ensure timely and accurate material movements that meet production schedules and customer requirements. Monitor employee output and engagement, coaching team members, training new hires, and supporting resolution of logistical constraints. Maintain a safe working environment for all employees. Set goals with each direct and indirect report that align with the annual logistics plan. Assist with interviewing and hiring processes for warehouse and shipping personnel. Ensure logistics staff meet or exceed material‑movement and inventory‑accuracy goals on a weekly basis. Document and submit all equipment or tool issues to the appropriate parties. Participate in Lean Manufacturing initiatives, including 6S systems throughout the warehouse. Adhere to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and OHSAS 18001 certification requirements. Support and manage cost‑reduction efforts to continually lower manufacturing costs. Participate in and support all improvement methods used to enhance logistics and operations. Initiate and maintain periodic reporting to upper management on various metrics and KPIs. Interact with and manage transfer and shipping orders within ERP and Process Weaver systems. Required Skills and Abilities Strong understanding of logistics, operations, team behavior, and management. Forward and long‑range strategic thinker capable of planning projects 2 years ahead. Excellent communication skills, active listening, and treating all people with respect and fairness. Clear understanding of how decisions impact the company’s stability and profitability. Expertise with SAP or similar ERP systems. Proven proficiency in Microsoft Office programs. Education and Experience At least 5 years of supervising experience in an integrated material‑handling or shipping environment, with proficiency in all aspects of warehouse operations. Minimum 2 years of leadership experience in logistics execution and transportation planning. Working Conditions / Physical Requirements Typical factory environment with exposure to heat in production areas. Hearing, sight, and foot protection required. Capable of viewing computer information for extended periods. Must be able to walk, stretch, bend, stoop, squat, and twist repeatedly during a shift without assistance. Eye‑hand coordination and manual dexterity required with fine motor skills. Ability to read and follow instructions, blueprints, and communicate clearly at all levels of personnel and coworkers. #J-18808-Ljbffr Georg Fischer Central Plastics LLC