The Warehouse Supervisor / Planner delegates to the Warehouse Associate the responsibility and authority to coordinate the daily flow of inventory, ensuring the efficient movement of goods and accurate processing of all related documentation for inbound and outbound shipments.
- Coordinate daily warehouse, shipping, and receiving activities to ensure accurate and timely movement of materials, parts, and finished products.
- Unload incoming shipments from trucks, verify quantities and condition, and organize materials in designated warehouse locations.
- Receive and inspect incoming goods to ensure they match the packing list.
- Segregate damaged items in the designated Quarantine area and notify the Warehouse Supervisor/Planner or appropriate department.
- Accurately receive and fulfill purchase and transfer orders in the ERP system, including NetSuite.
- Locate, pick, stage, and prepare parts accurately according to internal transfer orders.
- Conduct final visual inspections of parts and finished products before shipment to ensure quality requirements are met.
- Properly package and protect products to prevent damage during handling and transportation.
- Coordinate and perform shipping activities according to planner schedules. Including: preparing shipping documentation, labels, packing slips, and other paperwork required for domestic shipments.
- Safely and efficiently load completed orders onto trucks and other transportation vehicles.
- Contact vendors, couriers, and shipping companies to arrange pickups and obtain shipping information.
- Coordinate with the Warehouse Supervisor/Planner and other departments to ensure materials are available when required.
- Maintain accurate inventory of warehouse parts, materials, supplies, and finished products.
- Perform regular cycle counts and inventory counts to identify and resolve discrepancies.
- Investigate inventory discrepancies and work with relevant departments to correct system and physical inventory records.
- Identify opportunities to improve warehouse efficiency, inventory accuracy, material flow, shipping processes, and overall operational performance.
- Maintain organized warehouse locations, ensuring parts are properly labeled, identified, stored, and easily accessible.
- Maintain a clean, safe and orderly work environment
- Operate forklifts and other material-handling equipment safely and efficiently in accordance with company policies and training requirements.
- Adhere to LMI’s Employee Policy Manual and all applicable company procedures and standards.
Education and Qualifications
- High school graduate with some technical post secondary training or experience.
- Minimum of 2-4 years working in Shipper/Receiver position.
- Minimum of 2 year of forklift experience combined with a valid forklift certification
- Strong organizational and time-management skills, with the ability to effectively prioritize and manage multiple tasks.
- Able to regularly lift up to 50lbs/22kgs on a regular basis.
- Demonstrated proficiency in basic mathematics, with strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Self-motivated and capable of working independently with minimal supervision.
SKILLS OF VALUE
- ERP system knowledge
- Knowledge and experience using UPS
Salary Range: $48,800 to $69,540 CAD + Eligibility for Profit Sharing Program Participation (pending successful completion of probationary period and based on business performance)
Perks and Benefits
- Health Benefits: Full health care coverage (with 100% paid premiums) including dental, vision, and drugs for you and your family.
- Work-Life Balance: We support a healthy balance with flextime, and competitive paid time off.
- Growth & Development: An annual Education Support Program for training and professional growth, plus annual performance reviews.
- Enjoy team-building events, tenure awards, and our official "May the 4th" (Star Wars Day) company holiday!
- We are recognized as a “Great Place to Work” for 10 consecutive years!
Our Recruitment Process
We believe in a transparent and collaborative hiring journey. Our goal is to ensure you are as excited about us as we are about you. Below is the typical path (can vary by position):
Talent Discovery (Human Resources): An initial screening call focused on your professional background, language and communication proficiency, and cultural alignment with the team as well as overview of role and company.
Role Fit (Hiring Manager): A deep dive into your experience, knowledge and skills as well as sharing of role expectations and team initiatives.
Team Fit (Peers and Colleagues): An opportunity to meet with potential team members and/or cross-functional peers to discuss your experience/background and their experience and work at LMI.
Assessment: Some roles may entail a technical assessment to further discover your technical capabilities and skills.
About LMI Technologies
We are recognized as one of Canada's Great Workplaces and a global leader in industrial vision. LMI is a medium-sized technology company built on a culture of openness, respect and engineering excellence. At LMI, our teams work collaboratively toward the shared goal of designing and delivering innovative 3D and 2D machine vision solutions to OEMs and System Integrators operating in industrial factory automation worldwide. The result of this collaboration is high-performance, easy-to-deploy, and cost-effective vision technologies that deliver consistent results in even the most demanding inline inspection applications today worldwide reliably.
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