Traffic supervisor vs receiving supervisor

Differences between traffic supervisor and receiving supervisor duties and responsibilities

Traffic supervisor example responsibilities.

• Achieve continuous efficiency gains by leveraging WMS capabilities and implementing sustainable operating procedures.
• Account for cycle count implementation and process, FIFO, physical inventory, month-end reconciliciation with accounting.
• Apply knowledge and experience of these facilities to advise DynCorp and USAF on Iraqi controller training and ATC issues.
• Develop many relationships with regional, national, and export carriers (TL and LTL).
• Communicate volume requirements with carriers (TL and LTL) and railroads to ensure monthly and year-end financial requirements are met.
• Lead, train and prepare a team responsible for receiving, shipping, warehousing, MRO stock level review and replenishment.
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Receiving supervisor example responsibilities.

• Create policies and procedures responsible for achieving ISO certification within 1st year of employment.
• Manage inventory utilizing WMS systems.
• Manage productivity reports for all employees and ensure accurate inventory levels through WMS computer warehousing systems and maintain all receiving billing.
• Provide and maintain HAZMAT training for all employees and keep records for the store.
• Volunteer to become HazMat certify in order to ensure warehouse safety.
• Manage productivity reports for all employees and ensure accurate inventory levels through WMS computer warehousing systems and maintain all receiving billing.
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