The Warehouse Supervisor is responsible for the direct management and handling of all warehousing and distribution functions at the organization’s warehouse facilities. This includes accountability for inbound and outbound freight, as well as adherence to legislative, safety, and organizational policies and procedures. The Warehouse Supervisor will accomplish effective logistical oversight through strong leadership and decision-making skills.
Manage the receiving, shipping, handling, distribution, and storage of all freight, product, and supplies that come in and out of corporate warehouses. Communicate all delays or variances in inbound/outbound freight to the appropriate parties. Maintain strict control over inventory levels in order to meet internal and external demand of product. Plan warehouse layout and space requirements in order to prevent loss or damage, and to achieve full warehouse optimization. Take into account full implications of freight turnover, size, weight, and other factors when allocating warehouse space. Supervise a team of warehouse employees Conduct periodic spot-checks of inventory levels, supplies, or equipment. Identify discrepancies between inventory records and take action. Investigate causes of lost or damaged shipments and other matters; make adjustments where necessary. Implement and monitor performance metrics for shipping and receiving. Requirements University degree in business, with a focus on manufacturing, warehousing, transportation, supply chain management, inventory control, or materials management. 5-7 years of direct work experience in a warehouse management function or supply chain management position.
It is the dream of more than 70% young people to go abroad and find the suitable job there. There are many reasons behind this trend. Some of these are discussed in the following lines. The major reason is that in most of countries opportunities of jobs is reducing. This situation cause to generate the intensive competition between the applicants in the country. On the other hand the salaries are not increasing with the rate with which prices of commodities are increasing. This imbalance of income and expenses is making life hard to live.
Furthermore, the opportunities in developed countries are increasing which attracts the people from all parts of the world. They also offer good salaries. These are the major attraction for the workers and skilled people to go abroad and work there for earning the handsome income. Taking in view the above discussion it is right to consider the job abroad seriously.