Program Supervisor (Warehouse Academy)
Goodwill Industries of AlbertaJob Title: Warehouse Academy Program Supervisor Job Type: Full-time (37.5 hours per week), 4-year contract position Salary: $47,856 - 58,008/annum Great Work. Great People. Great Place. GREAT Purpose. Are you looking for a career that makes a real difference in the lives of Albertans? Do you want to be part of a growing organization with opportunities for development? Do you want to look forward to coming to work every day? Do you want to work with others to make a difference with dignity and joy? Then Goodwill Industries of Alberta is the place for you! About Goodwill: Goodwill is dedicated to providing people with disabilities, and other barriers to employment, the opportunity to find meaningful employment. This is made possible as a direct result of the generosity of Albertans in our community who choose to donate to Goodwill, where these items are resold through our successful retail stores. Our dedicated, ambitious and hard-working team members are the key to our success. Through living our value of We Care and it Shows, we work together as One Amazing Team to Get Better and Better Everyday while we Make a Positive Impact in our community. Job Summary The Goodwill Warehouse Academy is a workforce development initiative designed to provide hands-on training and employment pathways in warehouse operations. Focused on individuals facing barriers to employment, the Academy combines practical experience with structured learning to build skills in inventory management, logistics, safety, and teamwork. Under the guidance of the Manager, Program Delivery, the Warehouse Academy Program Supervisor is responsible for assisting with the development, supervision and coordination of the Warehouse Academy. This includes providing supervision, training and coaching of direct reports to ensure we are expertly supporting individuals to reach their employment goals. What you'll be doing: Taking a leadership role in the development of the program. Fostering an inclusive, trauma informed, and strengths-based culture within the team. Ensuring that individuals are treated with dignity and respect. Building interdepartmental relationships to support program effectiveness. Establishing and maintaining effective relationships with relevant businesses, agencies and non-profit organizations. Overseeing program evaluation and execution of program improvements. Proactively identifying and addressing the needs of Program functions in support of long-term sustainability and growth. Leading the reporting processes for funders and submitting required reports. Utilizing case management software (e.g. ETO, Compass) to oversee individual time records, case notes, assessments, and files for Individuals. Maintaining Intake information, and implementing individual program plans to ensure program participant success. Meeting Key performance Indicators (KPI’s) which include, but are not limited to, job placement rates, program completion rates, participant and employee satisfaction scores, documentation and compliance. Coordinating and monitoring program team’s communication to ensure compliance. Managing direct reports including: Developing, supervising and monitoring schedules. Setting clear expectations for direct reports and monitoring performance. Supporting intake services or providing job coaching relief to accommodate team member vacations and personal time. Documenting team member performance for the purpose of performance evaluations. Submitting relevant incident documentation to Health & Safety. Ensuring all work placement sites are provided with qualified and trained job coaches. Setting clear expectations for work assessments to meet individual participant’s employment goals and monitoring progress towards goals. Attending management meetings, community meetings and participating in external committees, as required. Under the guidance of the Manager, Program Delivery: planning agency orientations, in-service training and team develo…