Warehouse Manager

Since its establishment in 2000, the mission of Walong Marketing, Inc. has been to satisfy the demands for gourmet foods in the Asian American communities. With our globalized resources and nationwide shipping network among five distribution centers, we can deliver the most authentic Asian foods to every corner of the United States. Asianfoodonline.com is one of the Walong demonstrations to be the best. It fulfills our commitment to the community and underlines the importance of food and cuisine in daily life. Walong Marketing Inc. welcomes you to join our team!

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The Warehouse Manager oversees the operational excellence of a diverse range of warehouse related functions, optimizing shipping processes, and ensuring timely and accurate delivery of goods. They lead a team of shipping personnel, maintain effective communication with internal departments and external stakeholders, and monitor outbound orders for shipment via 3rd party freight carriers. They also manage the logistics of local deliveries made by company drivers to meet target delivery dates. This role requires astute leadership, strategic thinking, and the ability to optimize building operations for efficiency and tenant satisfaction.

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The pay range for this job is between $80,000 / Yr. - $90,000 / Yr. This is a general guideline only and not a guarantee of compensation or salary. Additional factors considered in extending an offer include (but are not limited to) the responsibilities of the job, your education, skills, qualifications, experience, and location.

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