Warehouse and Logistics Manager

Job Description

Primary Functions:  

The Warehousing and Logistics Manager is responsible for hands-on warehouse and logistics operations supporting IT asset handling, kitting, movement, and disposition activities. This position performs physical handling of equipment, basic functional inspections, and administrative tracking in accordance with established logistics procedures and asset management requirements.

Primary duties include, but are not limited to:

• Wrapping and unwrapping of pallets.

• Packing and unpacking boxed equipment.

• Inspecting and power-on testing of typical IT equipment.

• Sorting of equipment (creating bundles/kits/sets of IT equipment).

• Implementing small changes to equipment bundles/kits/sets, such as adding or removing small accessories.

• Moving and carrying boxes.

• Loading and unloading of trucks, including operation of typical support equipment, such as forklifts, pallet jacks, and vehicle tail lifts and cranes.

• Operating (driving) forklifts (requiring licenses and certifications) to load and unload pallets of equipment.

• Collecting packaging waste and moving it to a specified place.

• Sorting packaging waste for the purpose of segregated recycling.

Position Requirements: 

Working knowledge of logistics administration and asset management processes, including:

• Logging equipment movements and transfers

• Recording part numbers and serial numbers

• Applying asset identification labels or stickers

• Tracking users and assigned equipment during user migration activities

• Logging legacy equipment designated for disposal or demilitarization

· Ability to follow written procedures, safety guidelines, and inventory control processes.

· Ability to operate material-handling equipment safely and effectively.

General Experience:

• 10 years' experience with logistics operations

• High School Diploma

Functional Responsibility:   

• Execute day-to-day warehouse operations supporting receipt, staging, kitting, shipment, and disposition of IT equipment.

• Maintain accurate administrative records related to asset movement, configuration, and ownership.

• Support inventory accountability by ensuring assets are properly labeled, logged, and tracked.

• Adhere to safety standards, material-handling procedures, and equipment certification requirements.

• Coordinate with logistics leads, project staff, and transportation personnel to ensure timely and accurate movement of equipment.

• Support recycling and waste management initiatives in compliance with site and contract requirements.