Assistant Warehouse Manager - Austin, United States - Four Hands

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**Four Hands**

**Assistant Warehouse Manager (6PM)**

**Warehouse Operations - Austin, TX - Full Time**

Four Hands is looking for a 3rd Shift Assistant Manager to coordinate all duties of department or area. These include but are not limited to improving safety, reducing costs, improving quality, and maximizing the departments effectiveness. Coordinates communication among and between Warehouse Operations and Production planning and operations. Assistant Warehouse Manager manages hourly employees in assigned area, provides appropriate training, development, ensures consistent roll out of plant policies & procedures.

**3rd Shift Assistant Warehouse Manager Position Responsibilities/Expectations:**

Supervise day-to-day activities of assigned department

Provide guidance and training to hourly workforce to ensure picking, receiving and quality goals are met

Meet picking and receiving schedules as well as inventory control and accuracy

Drive cost saving initiatives to improve performance and cost of the warehouse operation

Warehouse Supervisor will drive LEAN activities to improve performance

Maintain positive employee relations, open communications while resolving employee discipline or performance issues.

Maintain professional relationships with other departments within operation and corporate office

Identify, recommend, develop and implement improvements in safety, quality, processes, costs and SOP documentation.

Secure the facilities when leaving for the day when closing building. Doors are closed and locked with master locks and alarm is set

Ensure the facility is clean and all safety programs are being followed

Correct unsafe conditions in work area and report any conditions that are not correctable to Warehouse Manager immediately

Have stand up meetings at the beginning of each shift to review past performances and workload for current day

Work cross functionally with other departments to meet company goals and objectives

Requires flexibility and understanding that the Supervisor may be required to perform duties outside their normal area of expertise to meet the mission and goals of the Four Hands Furniture Company

Uphold our Core Values and be a valuable member of the Four Hands team

Other duties as assigned by Management

**Position Skills and Physical Requirements:**

Shift starts at 6:00 pm

2+ years of experience as a manager or supervisor in a warehouse

Ability to identify items on all paperwork including, but not limited to: customer orders and labels, manifest documents, packing lists, stock receipts, and bill of ladings as needed

Basic computer skills that include some warehouse management systems and Microsoft Excel knowledge

Comfortable working independently and in a team environment while upholding the companys core values

Must be willing and able to work overtime as needed and some weekends

Required to wear steel toed boots/shoes at all times during work hours

Must be able to lift 50lbs repeatedly through the course of the day without assistance; and maneuver and lift up to 225 lbs. repeatedly with assistance

Ability to operate manual and electric material handling equipment, such as hand trucks, fork lifts and order pickers

Continuous walking, standing, stooping, bending, pushing, reaching in a warehouse environment

Forklift experience/certification preferred but not required but must have the ability to be trained

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