Benefits:

Short Term Disability

IRA with Match

Dental insurance

Health insurance

Paid time off

Vision insurance

Key responsibilities of a roofing warehouse manager:

Inventory Management:

Monitor stock levels of roofing materials like shingles, membranes, underlayment, flashing, and accessories to maintain optimal inventory and prevent stockouts.

Conduct regular cycle counts to verify accuracy of inventory data.

Manage incoming inventory, verifying quantities and quality against purchase orders.

Coordinate with sales and project management teams to forecast demand and plan inventory levels.

Warehouse Operations:

Supervise warehouse staff, assigning tasks and ensuring efficient workflow.

Implement and maintain proper storage practices to protect roofing materials from damage.

Manage warehouse layout and space utilization to maximize storage capacity.

Oversee the loading and unloading of trucks, ensuring proper handling and secure packaging of materials.

Order Fulfillment:

Process job orders/pull lists accurately and timely, ensuring each pull is labeled correctly.

Delivery materials to job sites as needed.

Resolve any order discrepancies or issues related to deliveries.

Safety and Compliance:

Enforce strict safety procedures within the warehouse to prevent accidents, including proper lifting techniques and forklift operation.

Maintain compliance with all relevant safety regulations and industry standards.

Conduct regular safety training for warehouse staff.

Maintenance and Facility Management:

Oversee routine maintenance of warehouse equipment and facilities, including fleet management.

Coordinate repairs and maintenance of all equipment/vehicles with vendors as needed.

Ensure the warehouse is clean and organized.

Required skills and qualifications:

Experience: Prior experience in warehouse management, preferably within the roofing industry.

Leadership skills: Ability to effectively manage and motivate a team of warehouse workers.

Inventory management expertise: Strong understanding of inventory control principles and systems.

Logistics knowledge: Familiarity with shipping and delivery procedures.

Computer proficiency: Ability to use warehouse management systems (WMS) and other relevant software.

Physical requirements: Ability to lift heavy objects and work in a physically demanding environment.