Distribution superintendent vs warehouse assistant manager

Differences between distribution superintendent and warehouse assistant manager 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.

Warehouse assistant manager example responsibilities.

• Train warehouse personnel to manage logistics of receiving overseas container deliveries consisting of 10,000 parts per container.
• Assist in transition from picking orders from paper to use of WMS system and use of RF guns.
• Maintain all RF equipment and responsible for the equipment repairs of the RF equipment.
• Initiate and finalize contract negotiations for full truckload, LTL, courier, small package carriers.
• Assist in the design of a full allocations bin system and RF scanning system to the building.
• Develop new tracking systems, providing a more efficient way to track employee errors and outbound LTL shipments.
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