Warehouse Logistics Manager

The Warehouse Logistics Manager is responsible for leading all warehouse operations, ensuring efficient inventory flow, accurate order fulfillment, and seamless coordination with carriers, suppliers, and internal teams. This role is ideal for a hands-on leader who thrives in fast-paced environments and knows how to build strong teams, optimize processes, and maintain a safe, compliant warehouse. Key Responsibilities Warehouse Operations Management — Oversee receiving, put‑away, picking, packing, shipping, and returns. Inventory Control — Maintain stock accuracy, lead cycle counts, and resolve discrepancies. Logistics Coordination — Manage carrier scheduling, freight routing, and on‑time shipments. Team Leadership — Recruit, train, coach, and supervise warehouse associates and equipment operators. Process Improvement — Implement lean practices and drive continuous improvement. Safety & Compliance — Enforce OSHA standards, conduct safety audits, and maintain equipment certifications. Technology & Systems — Manage WMS/ERP usage and ensure accurate data entry. Reporting & KPIs — Track operational metrics and present performance updates to leadership. Vendor & Carrier Relations — Resolve issues and maintain strong service levels. Qualifications 3–7 years of warehouse, logistics, or distribution experience 1–3 years of supervisory or management experience Experience with WMS/ERP systems (SAP, NetSuite, Manhattan, etc.) Strong understanding of OSHA and warehouse safety regulations Lean or Six Sigma training a plus International Shipping & Documentation Required Prepare accurate commercial invoices for international shipments. Prepare detailed packing lists including quantities, weights, dimensions, values, country of origin, and product descriptions. Prepare and review pro forma invoices when required. Determine and verify appropriate HS/HTS codes for products. Understand country of origin requirements. Prepare documentation for import and export customs clearance. Coordinate temporary imports and temporary exports for exhibition equipment. Understand ATA Carnets and other temporary admission procedures when applicable. Work with customs brokers to resolve documentation or clearance issues. Understand duties, taxes, VAT/GST, and other import charges. Understand Incoterms such as EXW, FCA, FOB, CIF, DAP, and DDP. Ensure declared values and product descriptions are accurate and consistent across shipping documents. Maintain complete records for every international shipment. Coordinate international air freight, ocean freight, and trucking . Obtain and compare freight quotes. Coordinate container shipments, including FCL and LCL. Coordinate domestic trucking, including FTL and LTL shipments. Schedule pickups and deliveries with warehouses, vendors, venues, and exhibition locations. Track shipments from pickup through final delivery.Monitor customs clearance and identify potential delays. Coordinate urgent and time-sensitive shipments. Manage shipments between the United States, Europe, Canada, Middle East, Asia, and Latin America . Strong leadership and team development abilities Excellent communication and problem‑solving skills Solid understanding of supply chain and logistics principles Proficiency with warehouse technology (RF scanners, WMS, ERP, Excel) Ability to analyze data and make informed decisions Working Conditions Warehouse environment with varying temperatures Frequent standing, walking, lifting, and equipment operation Extended hours may be required during peak periods Why Join Us? Opportunity to lead a growing warehouse team Impactful role with direct influence on operational efficiency Supportive leadership and room for advancement #J-18808-Ljbffr Confidential