Warehouse Supervisor

About the Role

The Warehouse Supervisor is responsible for day‑to‑day coordination and supervision of warehouse operations, ensuring safe, accurate and efficient receipt, storage and distribution of materials. The role supports production by maintaining inventory accuracy, adhering to quality standards and driving continuous‑improvement initiatives, while leading a team of warehouse operatives and collaborating with Manufacturing, Procurement and Logistics. Key duties include overseeing goods‑in, goods‑out, put‑away, picking, kitting and material issuance, performing regular cycle counts, and investigating discrepancies. The supervisor also ensures compliance with HSE regulations, ISO standards and internal safety and quality protocols, conducting safety audits and toolbox talks. The role utilizes ERP/WMS systems such as SAP or Oracle to track inventory and workflow, and identifies opportunities for process improvement, supporting Lean initiatives like 5S and waste elimination. Coordination tasks involve managing inbound shipments, liaising with suppliers, handling freight carriers and ensuring timely material availability for production. Johnson Controls – enhancing the intelligence of buildings – delivers smarter, safer, more efficient and sustainable environments, helping customers focus on their core missions. • Oversee goods‑in, goods‑out, put‑away, picking, kitting and material issuance. • Conduct regular cycle counts and reconcile inventory discrepancies. • Ensure compliance with HSE regulations, ISO standards and internal safety/quality policies. • Perform safety audits and lead toolbox talks to promote a safe work environment. • Operate and maintain material‑handling equipment safely, with valid forklift certification. • Use ERP/WMS (SAP, Oracle or equivalent) for inventory accuracy and workflow tracking. • Identify and implement process improvements, supporting Lean initiatives (5S, waste elimination). • Collaborate with Manufacturing, Procurement and Logistics to optimise material flow. • Coordinate inbound shipments, liaise with suppliers and manage freight carriers. • Ensure timely availability of materials for production planning. • Maintain accurate documentation for shipping, receiving and material transactions. • Lead, train and manage a team of warehouse operatives in a fast‑paced environment.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸material handling
• ▸cycle counts
• ▸erp/wms
• ▸lean improvement
• ▸inbound coordination
• ▸safety audits

What You Bring

Candidates must have at least three years of experience in warehouse, logistics or supply‑chain operations within a manufacturing environment, with prior supervisory or team‑lead experience. A valid forklift certification, strong knowledge of warehouse processes, ERP systems, and excellent communication, organisational and problem‑solving skills are essential.

Requirements

• ▸3+ years
• ▸team lead
• ▸forklift cert
• ▸erp
• ▸warehouse
• ▸problem solving

Work Environment

Onsite