Warehouse Supervisor
Alaa for Industry
مجموع سنوات الخبرة :5 years, 5 أشهر
1. Supervising warehouse operations efficiently, inbound, outbound, Put-way, Fulfilment, Barcode scanning function and daily activities.
2. Ensure accurate inventory records are maintained using our inventory management system.
3. Tracking and coordinating the receipt, storage, and timely delivery of goods and materials.
4. Coordinating and maintaining fleets and equipment. Delivery vans, Forklift and pallet trucks.
5. Communicating and coordinating with procurement team other departments and customers, solving order discrepancies.
6. Lead, train, and supervise a team of warehouse staff, providing guidance and support as needed.
7. Planning and preparation to ensure optimal use of available spaces.
8. Follow up on the daily work of the warehouse team.
9. Developing warehouse management models, policies and procedures.
10. Maintain standards of health, safety, hygiene and security in accordance with company policy.
Performs supervisory duties to include overseeing daily warehouse operations, including but not limited to storage, inventories, and preparation of all supporting accountability documentation.
Thorough knowledge of Army property and warehousing operations required.
Examines stock to verify quantities and conformance to specifications. Stores materiel in bins, on the floor, on shelves, or in containers according to identifying information.
Compiles reports on use of stock, adjustments of inventory count and stock records, damage, or shelf life of stock, location changes, and denial of shipments.
Prepares CDRLs for inventory, receipts, issues, and others support requirements of the Performance Work Statement (PWS).
Fills orders or issues supplies from stock. Prepares periodic, special, or perpetual inventory of stock.
Places identifying codes, figures, letters, or marks on articles using labeling.
Moves or transports materiel or supplies to other Departments using pallet jacks, forklifts, or industrial trucks.
I completed my BBA in Finance in 2014 and from what I have experienced I can tell you that companies in Pakistan, whether domestic or foreign look at particular skills that recent graduates possess that will be of use to them. Such as programming skills, finance skills, specialized subject skills such as Economics, Statistics etc. Basically, you need to be proficient in a technical skill to be employed. BBA degree doesn't impart any such technical knowledge. BBA touches the surface of many subjects and gives you a bird's eye view of what management is. BBA is a degree that teaches you management concepts and is very similar to an MBA and as we all know an MBA is a requirement nowadays for employees to move into management roles in companies.
