Plumbing Operations Manager - Ottawa, Canada - Noble Corporation

Noble Corporation

Verified Company

Ottawa, Canada

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

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Description

Overview:
At Noble, we help our customers' businesses succeed by investing in our most important asset: our teammates

Start a rewarding career at our Ottawa - Plumbing Branch as a Plumbing Operations Manager We are in business to help our customers succeed

The Operations Manager provides support to the Branch Leadership team and is responsible for day-to-day management of the warehouse, fleet, inventory and warehouse teammates.

Understanding Noble's inventory lifecycle and making recommendations to mitigate inventory risks is key.

When you join Team Noble, success is in store for you too

So ask yourself:
Are you Team Noble?

What We Offer You:

Internal growth opportunities
Access to training and development programs
Comprehensive benefits package:
Medical & Dental coverage
Pension and RRSP contribution opportunities
Additional insurance coverage

- _ Become a part of the close-knit Noble family_

Responsibilities:

Provide leadership and guidance to your team to deliver on Noble's service commitment
Participate in recruitment, selection, and development of your team to drive growth within your branch's market position
Engage in coaching conversations with teammates to create a culture of feedback, support, and positive influence
Act with honesty and integrity, maintain a strong sense of character and humbleness, lead by example, and exemplify Noble's Code of Ethics and Conduct
Engage in selfdevelopment practices such as product knowledge, warehouse procedures, and other courses specified by the Branch Manager
Review, document, and communicate to management all warehouse teammate issues, inclusive of absences, disciplinary issues, personal matters, and other policyrelated issues
Coordinate training process for new team members and ensure training program is complete for all employees, inclusive of completing Noble's Health and Safety documents and Noble's Code of Conduct
Coordinate and delegate all aspects of warehouse operational processes ensuring accuracy and integrity of inventory through each operational stage
Coordinate with the Fleet Team to organize drivers' runs in an efficient manner to meet or exceed customer expectations.
Develop a strategic plan in conjunction with the Branch Manager to ensure efficient and costeffective operation and utilization of the facility
Communicate and collaborate with internal departments regarding root cause/corrective actions concerning customer orders
Develop strategies to optimize the inventory management procedure
Collaborate with various supply chain stakeholders to ensure business goals are met
Conduct root cause analysis of issues leading to inventory discrepancies
Facilitate and champion continuous improvement initiatives in all operations functions, utilizing Kaizen methodology where applicable
Report and analyze operational data and present to management when necessary
Manage and maintain system integrity between ERP and WMS Systems
Creating and setting of operations standards and procedures for the distribution center teams to follow
Ensure all material handling equipment and branch fleet is in good condition and properly maintained
Ensure the warehouse is maintained in a clean and orderly manner while adhering to Health and Safety regulations and Noble's Health and Safety policy.
Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

Must Haves:

Minimum five (5) years experience in a warehouse or distribution center environment
Minimum three (3) years of supervisory or leadership experience
Minimum two (2) years of demonstrated inventory control experience
Postsecondary Certificate in Supply Chain Management or similar industry related experience is preferred
ASCM accreditation or similar industry certifications would be preferred
Proven experience with Lean, Six Sigma and/or Kaizen methodology is preferred
Working knowledge of inventory management software is a requirement (WMS, ERP & ASRS)
Proficiency in computer software, including Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access)
Strong knowledge of Ontario Health and Safety Act regulations
Excellent attention to detail and organization skills
Ability to work in a fastpaced environment with effective time management skills
Demonstrated interpersonal, problem solving, and communication skills to effectively build a positive relationship with teammates
A team player who is a selfstarter and able to work with mínimal supervision.
Ability to exercise independent judgement and initiative within established guidelines.
Knowledge of, or the willingness to learn advanced processes and champion innovation and change management
Must hold a valid driver's license with access to a vehicle
Must be able to lift and carry boxes weighing up to 50 (fifty) pounds