Warehouse shipper vs shipping and receiving supervisor

Differences between warehouse shipper and shipping and receiving supervisor duties and responsibilities

Warehouse shipper example responsibilities.

• Experience with a RF scanner.
• Loaded/Unload trailers, build pallets, sort cases by expiration and item numbers, monitor HK automate cranes.
• Plan, organize and execute logistics support activities such as maintenance planning, repair analysis and test equipment recommendations.
• Contact freight forwarders to expedite shipments.
• Work with freight forwarders when rout so by a customer.
• Research and troubleshoot orders and discrepancies to maintain inventory integrity.

Shipping and receiving supervisor example responsibilities.

• Manage, review and verify daily inbounds and outbounds for accuracy, FDA standards, and enforce proper controls.
• Accomplish by developing, training, and implementing RF technology into the warehouse environment (WMS) across all manufacturing locations.
• Direct departmental activities and establish procedures for logistics, receiving, handling and disposition of materials, and inventory control.
• Educate and monitor staff members on OSHA regulations.
• Pass numerous FAA / OSHA compliance audits with high evaluation reports.
• Receive, unload and store inbound resupply munitions from aircraft pallets and ISO containers into storage facilities.
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