Warehouse Supervisor - Receiving Department

Overview

Lead warehouse team in receiving, put-away, inventory and KPI management.

Key Responsibilities

• safety management
• staff training
• process improvement
• performance reporting
• floor supervision
• kpi management

Tasks

-Maintain a safe work environment for the warehouse teams -Develop team members in their skills and career growth -Train staff, audit operations, and implement process improvements -Drive innovation with a customer-first mindset -Cross-functionally support site production operations through hiring, training and development of warehouse staff -Report performance metrics to management team(s) and use this data lead continuous improvement initiatives -Provide direct floor supervision of inbound and outbound operations -Achieve and exceed KPIs in quality, service, and cost

Requirements

• microsoft office
• sap
• leadership
• analytical
• supply chain
• warehouse

What You Bring

-Proficient in Microsoft Office applications -If you do have a degree, minimum, cumulative GPA of 3.00 for all degrees earned -5+ years of experience in a leadership role overseeing team leaders, with demonstrated success in coaching, performance management and team development -Proven experience with MRP systems (SAP - Preferred) -Proven analytical and computer skills -Associate or bachelor's degree in Business, Operations, Supply Chain, or related - Preferred -Detail-oriented with strong organizational and problem-solving abilities -Be flexible and adaptable to changing markets -10+ years of Warehouse/Distribution experience

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About Lutron Electronics

-Pioneered the first solid-state dimmer and reshaped how people control light. -Privately held and headquartered in Coopersburg, PA, the company has grown from a small lab to a global leader in lighting control systems. -Serve iconic residential and commercial projects—from cozy homes to large complexes like the New York Times Building and Lincoln Financial Field. -Offer integrated lighting, motorized shading, and control solutions, deployed across homes, offices, hotels, hospitals, and schools. -Notable innovations include the first mass-market electronic dimmer, fluorescent ballast controls, and combined light-and-shade systems. -Systems often include wireless and wired platforms tailored for specific environments—like HomeWorks QS for residences and Quantum for large buildings.

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