Receiving Team Lead

Position SummaryThe Receiving Lead is responsible for supporting the Shipping / Receiving Supervisor in overseeing, assigning, and ensuring department goals are met.  The objectives for this position are to assist as coach and facilitator to the Receiving team as well as take responsibility for continuous improvement, and effective replenishment of material to production lines. Other projects may be assigned as needed.  Organizational RelationshipThis position reports directly to Juan Montes 2nd Shift Supervisor Essential Duties and Responsibilities:Forklift experience is required, preferably on a Reach Truck and Stand Up ForkliftProvide leadership support to Shipping / Receiving SupervisorEnsure on time startup of shiftAudit team members for PPEPlan daily / weekly driver rotations and ensure all team members have needed tools / equipmentCoordinate receiving plan for scheduled inbound throughout the dayReceive material transfers in AS400 and print pallet labels for put awayTroubleshoot material transaction errors, make corrections, and communicate exceptionsValidate proper restocking of pick locationsEnsure all team members are following SOS protocolConduct weekly and monthly department auditsPerform daily lift inspectionsMust be flexible and adaptable in ability to help the team when necessaryAble to speak and understand both written and spoken EnglishLead / Support projects as assigned by Supervisor or ManagerAll other duties as may be assigned at management's discretion  Characteristics & AttributesAbility to handle multiple tasks and function in a team-oriented, fast-paced, matrix environment.Strong communication skills - listening, verbal, written and presentation.Strong problem-solving and analytical reasoning skills.Strong attention to detail and accuracy.Ability to work effectively across all levels of the organization.Physical Requirements Must be able to frequently lift and/or move up to 10 pounds and occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds.Walks, sits, stands, bends, lifts, and moves continually during working hours.Able to stand on feet for 8-10 hours a dayFrequent exposure to wood dusts and cabinet-making materials