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Warehouse Team Leader

Wallingford
2 weeks ago
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Warehouse Team Leader - Wallingford
The Warehouse Team Leader reports to the Logistics Manager and is responsible for supervising a team of 10 in the warehouse. The appointee may be required to deputise for the Logistics Manager.
Main responsibilities:

  • Supervise, coordinate, and support a team of Logistics operatives.
  • Enforce health and safety regulations and operates per company health and safety procedures and ensure the team follows best practices.
  • Monitor and manage the storage, kitting and dispatch of goods and materials.
  • Ensure stock levels are accurately maintained and recorded in the inventory management system.
  • Ensures strict adherence and implementation of FIFO. Paying particular attention to the product life cycle by rotation of mouldings, engines, adhesives, Electrical and general consumable products
  • Conduct regular stock counts and assist with audits.
  • Allocate tasks and monitor team performance to ensure KPIs and deadlines are met.
  • Report and investigate discrepancies or damages in stock or deliveries.
  • Ensure Kits are correctly allocated and processed in WJTs operating systems.
  • Assist with training new team members and upskilling existing staff.
  • Liaise with procurement, production, Composites and other departments to ensure smooth operations.
  • Identify areas for process improvement and implement solutions to improve efficiency.
  • Maintain cleanliness and organisation of the warehouse area.
  • Undertakes problem solving and other tasks as directed by the Logistics Manager.
  • Be visible on the floor to support the team and queries relating to the production line.
  • Where required, drive FLTs to support the team in moving goods and acting as an additional member on the floor during holidays or busy periods
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