Distribution superintendent vs district administrator

Differences between distribution superintendent and district administrator duties and responsibilities

Distribution superintendent example responsibilities.

• Manage twenty-five team members during process of unloading trailers to include accurately processing and locating merchandise throughout warehouse with RF devices.
• Develop processes and procedures, building layout, and WMS in conjunction with software engineers from system provider.
• Analyze logistics proposals from third party providers for cost/service benefits, determine risk to business and make recommendations to senior management.
• Develop a PowerPoint training presentation and personally conduct daily group training sessions for all temporary route drivers.

District administrator example responsibilities.

• Assist with special projects as outlined by DM, managing and monitoring projects to ensure deadlines are meet.
• Manage transition of new research faculty members in mid-year, including transfer of NIH federal grants and private grants.
• Initiate and manage the implementation of facilities management oversight of external properties.
• Create and coordinate distribution of all local marketing material, (newsletters, brochures, PowerPoint presentations, etc.
• Maintain physical/electronic files for office use and SharePoint access.
• Create customized proposals, PowerPoint presentations and detail benefits comparisons including cost analysis, benefits options and richness of plans.
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