Regional Logistics Manager
Nefco CorporationDescription: Position Summary The Regional Logistics Manager provides operational leadership across multiple NEFCO branches and/or fulfillment centers. This role is responsible for ensuring that site logistics leaders execute consistently against company standards for safety, service, productivity, inventory accuracy, labor management, facility discipline, and leadership accountability. The Regional Logistics Manager translates network strategy into site-level execution, develops local logistics leaders, identifies performance gaps, and drives corrective action while supporting growth and continuous improvement across the region. The role is not intended to be the daily operating manager of a single warehouse. Its value comes from building capable site leaders, creating consistency across locations, removing barriers, and ensuring each operation can perform without routine senior-level intervention. Core Outcomes Safe, compliant, and well-maintained logistics operations across all assigned locations. Consistent execution of receiving, inventory control, replenishment, picking, packing, shipping, transfers, and related logistics processes. Site leaders who understand their role, own their operation, and are held accountable for results. Standard KPI visibility across locations, with clear actions when performance falls below expectation. Appropriate staffing, leadership coverage, and organizational structure based on business volume and complexity. Reduced operational variation through common processes, standard work, and disciplined use of SOPs. Effective support of network growth, facility transitions, integrations, and major logistics initiatives. Key Responsibilities Regional Operational Leadership Provide direct leadership and oversight to assigned Logistics Managers / FC Logistics Managers and other regional logistics leaders. Establish clear priorities, expectations, and operating rhythms across the region. Ensure each site has appropriate daily, weekly, and monthly management routines. Visit locations regularly to assess execution, leadership effectiveness, facility condition, safety, labor utilization, and process adherence. Escalate material operational risks and provide clear recovery plans when performance is off track. Performance Management & KPIs Own regional performance review across safety, service, productivity, quality, inventory, labor, and execution metrics. Ensure site leaders understand results, root causes, and corrective actions rather than reporting metrics without action. Use standardized scorecards and operating reviews to compare each site to its own targets, trends, and commitments. Identify recurring performance issues and lead structured countermeasures with local leaders. Support development of scalable staffing and leadership triggers based on volume, complexity, and scope. People Leadership & Talent Development Develop Logistics Managers and other site leaders through structured 1:1s, coaching, documented goals, and follow-up. Set expectations for manager presence, reliability, communication, decision-making, and leadership behavior. Build succession depth and identify high-potential leaders for expanded responsibility. Partner with Human Resources on hiring, performance management, investigations, corrective action, and organizational changes. Ensure site leaders are developing supervisors and leads rather than personally absorbing routine associate-level work. Standardization & Continuous Improvement Drive common logistics standards across assigned locations while allowing justified local variation when required by business need. Partner in development, rollout, and sustainment of SOPs and standard work. Identify opportunities to improve slotting, replenishment, product flow, dock execution, location utilization, equipment use, and labor efficiency. Support SKU, UOM, master-data, and assortment improvement efforts by clearly communicating operational impacts and requirements. Promote a cultu…