Warehouse Front Line Manager (Nights) | Retailer | Suffolk | Salary up to £38,000 + Great Benefits

Zachary Daniels are excited to be partnering with a fast growing retailer opening new stores across the UK. We are seeking two driven and passionate Warehouse Front Line Managers to lead a large team within the distribution centre working on a night shift. The shift pattern is 22:40 - 09:00, 4 on 4 off. This favourable shift pattern means you will only work 180 days over the year.

The ideal candidate will be a natural leader, be self-motivated and hands-on with previous exposure to working within a fast based distribution or warehouse environment.

Warehouse Front Line Manager package:

• The salary offered is be up to £38,000 + great company benefits
• 4 on 4 off (22:40 - 09:00)
• Only 180 days worked over the year
• Onsite gym
• Subsidised canteen
• Staff Discount

The role as Warehouse Front Line Manager :

• Leadership and role modelling for circa 50 staff members
• Covering inbound receiving, stock put-away, picking and despatch.
• Drives process change and improvements whilst maintaining Health & Safety as a priority and developing standard operational process ensuring accuracy of stock is optimised.
• Achieve and exceed operational KPIs and work with other departments on any deviations and corrective action plans.
• Driving operational efficiency across multiple disciplines and time frames ensuring resources coordinated in line with changing demands and deadlines.
• Championing engagement initiatives with up to date KPI monitoring.
• Develop and drive process improvements within start up environment.

The candidate will have/be:

• Currently in a Warehouse Front Line Manager or Supervisor role, ideally within general merchandiser or related field.
• Be able to work on a night shift pattern 4 on 4 off.
• Notable experience of managing in a warehouse environment
• Warehouse systems with Red Prairie knowledge an advantage
• Microsoft excel, word & PowerPoint as you will be refining procedures and policies and procedures in the start-up period.