Shipping Supervisor

Drive Products is a Canadian Leader in the design and installation of systems solutions of truck mounted equipment. Due to growing business in our Nova Scotia operations, we have an immediate need for the following at our Halifax facility.

Shipping Supervisor

Responsibilities will include supervising/performing the unloading/loading, receiving, and distribution of goods;  ensuring  all  production  orders  are  shipped  to  customers  in  a  timely manner  in  adherence  to delivery schedules; investigating causes of lost, damaged, etc… shipments and similar matters; and other duties as required.

The ideal candidate will have the following:

•    2­3 years of experience and/or training in a warehouse environment and supervisory role
•    Experience using computerized shipping systems preferred (i.e. UPS and Purolator)
•    Experience in managing third-party logistics providers
•    Strong knowledge of warehouse documentation, with good writing skills
•    Microsoft Office Suite experience required (Excel, Word and Outlook)  
•    Experience with ERP systems would be an asset (i.e. Microsoft Dynamics)
•    Must be able to work in a fast paced environment
•    Detail oriented, dependable and punctual  
•    Team player with exceptional interpersonal skills
•    Lift truck experience an asset

Drive Products provides competitive wages, a comprehensive benefits package as well as various opportunities to build on your skills.

While we appreciate all applicants, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Short Info

  • Published:11 years ago
  • Company:Drive Products
  • Location:Halifax, ON,Canada
 
 
 

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