Uline

SeniorDistributionDirector

$250–250k Milton, Ontario, Canada FULL TIME
The Brief

“Senior Distribution Director at Uline. Skills: warehouse strategy, process management, cross-functional coordination, vendor/stakeholder management, operational metrics, resource planning, continuous improvement. Guide all aspects of day-to-day warehouse operations encompassing inbound, outbound and supporting departments.. Cultivate and empower a dedicated team of 300+ warehouse employees, ensuring unparalleled customer service and same-day shipping.”

What You'll Achieve.

boosting efficiency; unparalleled customer service; same-day shipping; exceptional levels of accuracy, safety and performance

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

10+ years of hands-on management experience in 500,000+ square-foot distribution centers, recruitment and motivation of a 300+ employee team, problem-solving and communication skills

Nice to Have

Bachelor’s degree, performance metrics and warehouse management systems (WMS)

What You'll Do.

Guide all aspects of day-to-day warehouse operations encompassing inbound

outbound and supporting departments.

Cultivate and empower a dedicated team of 300+ warehouse employees

ensuring unparalleled customer service and same-day shipping.

Uphold exceptional levels of accuracy

safety and performance in the daily functions of a well-structured

high-performing warehouse environment.

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