Regional distribution manager vs distribution supervisor

Differences between regional distribution manager and distribution supervisor duties and responsibilities

Regional distribution manager example responsibilities.

• Manage twenty-five team members during process of unloading trailers to include accurately processing and locating merchandise throughout warehouse with RF devices.
• Lead and develop 100 + employees and third party logistics partners.
• Integrate the logistics operations with national and field sales divisions to deliver brand and marketing strategies and goals.
• Direct sales responsibilities for 16 key accounts in market segments such as energy, instrumentation, RF and industrial.
• Negotiate competitive contracts with providers with minimal membership leverage, developing a viable network for commercial, Medicare and Medicaid sales.
• Determine the most appropriate, efficient and economical transportation services IAW applicable cargo movement directives.

Distribution supervisor example responsibilities.

• Begin the implementation of standard work and lead kaizen event to standardize pack stations.
• Manage warehouse technology including RF, packing systems, shipping systems, and forklift operations.
• Develop the WMS training program and lead the team in the design of WMS process rules.
• Have led cost saving initiatives including staffing, a DC expansion, and customization of WMS.
• Manage all logistics including ocean and air imports, exports and domestic distribution via TL, LTL, and small parcel.
• Comply with cleanliness standards, government regulations, and safety requirements, including OSHA, FDA, and HACCP.
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