Warehouse Production Lead

Shipping Department Lead Position summary The Shipping Department Lead runs outbound shipping on the Thursday–Sunday shift, making sure orders are picked, packed, labeled and handed to carriers accurately, safely and on time. The role reports to the Shipping Supervisor and leads a team of [number] shipping associates at. It is a working lead position: the Lead supervises the team and also packs, loads and ships alongside them. Schedule 10-hour-shifts Thursday - Sunday 6:00 AM - 4:00 PM Key responsibilities The Lead owns the day-to-day shipping result for the shift: every order out the door is correct, on time and undamaged. Team leadership Assign daily tasks, set priorities and balance workloads across the shipping team. Train new associates on packing standards, carrier rules and equipment. Hold short start-of-shift huddles covering volumes, cutoffs and safety reminders. Report attendance, performance and coaching needs to the Shipping Supervisor. Shipping operations Make sure orders are picked, packed, labeled and staged by carrier cutoff times. Verify shipping documents, labels, bills of lading and tracking information before release. Load and unload trucks, checking counts against paperwork. Coordinate with carriers and drivers on pickups, delays and exceptions. Resolve shipping errors, damages and customer-impacting delays and escalate when needed. Accuracy and inventory Keep shipping and inventory records accurate in the system. Take part in cycle counts and investigate discrepancies. Manage packing materials and supplies, and flag low stock before it affects shipping. Safety and housekeeping Enforce safety rules, PPE use and safe equipment operation, including forklifts and pallet jacks. Report incidents and near misses, and keep work areas clean and organized. Handoff and communication Give the Monday shift a clear handoff of open orders, backlogs and equipment issues. Report daily shipping volumes, on-time performance and issues to management. Qualifications Required High school diploma or equivalent. 2–3 years of shipping, warehouse or logistics experience, including at least [1] year leading or training others. Working knowledge of carrier requirements, shipping labels and shipping documents (parcel, LTL, freight). Comfort with a warehouse or shipping software system and basic computer skills. Clear communication and the ability to lead a team and settle problems quickly. Availability to work Thursday through Sunday, 10-hour shifts, including weekends. Preferred Forklift or powered industrial truck certification, or willingness to get it within 30 days. Experience with a WMS system and barcode scanners. Familiarity with OSHA warehouse safety practices. Physical requirements and working conditions The role is active and on your feet for most of a 10-hour shift in a warehouse environment. Lift, carry, push and pull up to 50 lbs regularly, and more with equipment or help. Stand, walk, bend, reach and climb for long periods. Operate pallet jacks, hand trucks and, if certified, forklifts. Work in a warehouse that may be loud, dusty, and hot or cold depending on season and dock conditions. Wear required PPE, such as safety shoes, gloves and a high-visibility vest. Reasonable accommodations are available for qualified individuals with disabilities. Compensation and benefits Pay: $ 20 - 22. Overtime eligibility: non-exempt Benefits: medical, dental, vision. Schedule perk: 3 consecutive days off each week, Monday through Wednesday. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $20.00 - $22.00 per hour Language: Spanish (Required) Work Location: In person

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