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Warehouse Supervisor resume example

An ATS-friendly warehouse supervisor resume example with writing tips. Use it as a starting point and edit it for free.

Tips for this resume

  • Lead each bullet with a strong past-tense action verb such as led, reduced, or resolved.
  • Quantify results with realistic figures like percentages, order volumes, or dollar savings.
  • List specific warehouse management systems and safety certifications that match the job posting.
  • Keep the summary to two sentences focused on scope and measurable outcomes.

Skills recruiters search for

  • Inventory Control
  • WMS Software (Manhattan, SAP EWM)
  • OSHA 1910 Compliance
  • Forklift Certification and Training
  • Cycle Counting
  • Receiving and Putaway
  • Labor Scheduling
  • KPI Tracking and Reporting
  • Lean 5S Practices
  • Carrier and Dock Coordination

Alex Morgan

Warehouse Supervisor | Inventory Accuracy, Team Leadership, Distribution Operations
alex.morgan@email.com · +1 (415) 555-0137 · Austin, TX

Summary

Warehouse supervisor with 9 years leading receiving, picking, and shipping teams in high-volume distribution. Known for raising inventory accuracy above 99 percent and cutting safety incidents through disciplined training and daily floor audits.

Experience

Warehouse SupervisorMarch 2019–Present
Northside Health Distribution · Columbus, OH
  • Led a 28-person team across receiving, picking, and shipping for a regional medical supply hub.
  • Raised inventory accuracy from 96 percent to 99.4 percent through cycle counts and bin audits.
  • Reduced recordable injuries by 35 percent by launching weekly forklift certification and floor walks.
  • Cut average order cycle time by 18 percent by reorganizing slotting for high-velocity SKUs.
Shift Lead, Outbound OperationsJune 2015–February 2019
Grupo Alba Logistics · Dallas, TX
  • Supervised 15 associates handling 1,200 outbound orders daily with a 99.2 percent on-time rate.
  • Trained 40 new hires on RF scanner workflows, cutting onboarding time from three weeks to two.
  • Coordinated dock schedules with 12 carriers, reducing trailer detention charges by 22 percent.
  • Resolved shipping discrepancies within 24 hours, lowering customer claims by 30 percent annually.

Education

Associate of Applied Science in Logistics Management2011–2013
Midland Valley Community College

Skills

Inventory Control, WMS Software (Manhattan, SAP EWM), OSHA 1910 Compliance, Forklift Certification and Training, Cycle Counting, Receiving and Putaway, Labor Scheduling, KPI Tracking and Reporting, Lean 5S Practices, Carrier and Dock Coordination