The Logistics Plus Project Cargo division has been handling these wind turbine generators (5,70 x 5,70 x 2,85m, 30mt) for years and years, but we had 8 of them arriving in Antwerp, Belgium on a break bulk vessel last week and 4 more as break bulk on a container vessel over the weekend. So what do you do then? You shoot a little movie clip on how we handle those both in break bulk and on container vessels. ?
Job Title: Inventory 2nd Shift Supervisor Where: Inventory Bays in Ontario, California Job Type: Full-Time Job Family: Inventory & Warehousing
Description:
An Inventory Supervisor will investigate identified inventory discrepancies, consolidate bays to group products together and create free bays for new products, finalize outbound loading of late arriving carriers, finalize put-aways that were not completed during the day, and facilitate safety audits.
You Must:
Use CargoWise for Stocktake functionality.
Utilize CargoWise to identify prior transfers, adjustments, outbounds, or inbounds of material.
Update CargoWise to show bay movements to keep accurate inventory locations and amounts.
Notify WeWork Warehouse Operations Manager of excessive inventory issues and disorganization within bays due to staff negligence (Identify and resolve root causes)
Ensure bays are in proper order:
Partials in front
Location labels are visible and scannable
High pile storage areas are safely stacked
Equal Employment Opportunity Employer: Logistics Plus is an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity and gender expression, or any other characteristic protected by law.
Interested candidates can send a cover letter and resume to:
As a certified Great Place to Work®, we have some of the best employees in the industry. One of those employees is Alysa Morris, a Fulfillment Operations Manager who works from the Logistics Plus fulfillment center in Olean, New York.
This video is included in a series of new “Employee Spotlight” interviews over the coming weeks and months that will showcase many of our diverse employees from around the world. We hope you enjoy getting to know a little more about us and the “people who power the plus” at Logistics Plus.
A special thanks to Alysa for her participation in this interview. Stay tuned in the coming weeks to learn more about the employees at Logistics Plus.
The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has announced an additional list of $16 billion worth of imports from China that is scheduled to go into effect on August 23rd. This list follows up a previous list of tariffs against China that went into effect on July 6th.
How cool is this! Jamie Richir, sales manager for Logistics Plus, has authored a new book titled “God in a Bottle” that chronicles the inspirational story of her battle with cancer. The book is now on sale on Amazon.com (you can view and buy it here). Just another example of the wonderful people that work for Logistics Plus, and their amazing stories.
Here is a copy of the introduction for the book:
When you get the call out of left field that slams into you and knocks you to your knees, you have to decide where you’ll get your strength. When you’re faced with the possibility that you might only live for a couple more months, you have to decide what you truly believe in. This is my story of that phone call that changed my life. It’s my story of where I found my strength and how God came near and gave me the peace that passes understanding. The story of how I began to see that God had already gone before me and paved the path I would walk and gave me strong shoes to walk in. This is my story of how incredible God is. He is an ever-present help in times of trouble, and he is enough. This is the story of my cancer journey, but more than that, it’s the story of how I began to understand the amazing power of prayer and learned that no matter the outcome, I was being held by a loving God who loves each of us enough to get us through whatever life calls us to. – Jamie Richir