Warehouse Supervisor, Medical Device Distribution
Corona, CA
Global leader in medical products seeks a Warehouse Supervisor to oversee shipping operations at the company's distribution center near Ontario, CA. The Warehouse Supervisor, a management leader, will have a "hands on" role in operation of a high speed, fast paced warehousing operation. This is a 2nd shift position.
Requirements
- BS or BA degree MANDATORY CANDIDATES WITHOUT A BACHELOR'S DEGREE WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.
- 3+ years supervisory experience in manufacturing, shipping and receiving, distribution center management
- Fully bi-lingual English - Spanish
- Excellent leadership and mentoring skills, including developing subordinates, leading by example
- Excellent communications skills, verbal, written.
- Excellent decision making skills and the ability to "think outside the box" and the ability to anticipate and solve logistical and employee scheduling issues
- Proficiency in MS Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook and Access
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