Distribution Center Manager
The Parts House · Charlotte, NC · 2 days ago
ManagementFull-time
Job Overview
The Distribution Center Manager is responsible for overseeing all aspects of an assigned Distribution Center. They provide overall direction and oversight in performance, safety, P&L management, customer relations, continuous improvement, and Team Member development. This role is supported by Assistant Managers and the Regional Distribution Manager.
Key Job Responsibilities
- Lead the Distribution Center to advance and accomplish the XLP/TPH Vision and Mission, adhering to the Core Values consistently.
- Ensure accurate and efficient handling of inbound deliveries, meeting dock to stock KPI goals.
- Ensure accurate and efficient fulfillment of outbound orders, meeting delivery KPI goals.
- Oversee and direct safety programs to ensure the well-being of associates, equipment, and property.
- Ensure compliance with company, customer, and government regulatory requirements.
- Manage budget and P&L for operations.
- Develop work plans, manage staffing levels and labor costs, and optimize workforce retention.
- Maintain high quality and productivity standards, identifying performance variances and addressing training needs.
- Lead and develop Team Members and Leadership, assigning duties, monitoring performance, and providing feedback.
- Identify training and development needs, participate in hiring, promotion, coaching, and evaluation of Team Members and Leadership.
- Address ethical, performance, and compliance issues, enforcing compliance and administering appropriate consequences.
- Perform Root Cause Analysis and troubleshooting to prevent incidents affecting safety, quality, cost, delivery, or morale.
- Develop, implement, and sustain Standard Operating Procedures.
Minimum Requirements
- Bachelor's degree preferred; experience will be considered in-lieu-of degree.
- 5+ years' supervisory experience, in a distribution center environment.
- Experience with various types of warehouse equipment, including trucks, stock pickers, and forklifts.