Shipping and Receiving Supervisor Jobs
Shipping and Receiving Supervisor jobs are open across manufacturing, retail, logistics, and distribution, covering specializations in inventory control, inbound operations, and outbound fulfillment, from entry-level supervisor roles to senior operations leads. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
- In support of the receiving division, oversee the receiving, inspecting, and recording shipments of raw materials as well as unloading and checking the accuracy of contents against orders.
- In support of the shipping division, oversee the preparation and recording shipments of finished materials with accuracy and completing closure functions to ensure orders are processed precisely and fulfilled within the customers guidelines.
- Provide support to the Moses Lake Facility warehouse staff and production operations.
- Manage functions related to warehouse operations including, but not limited to Moses Lake customer order fulfillment, shipping & receiving of OSF products and supplies that support customer requirements, company warehousing, and facility production.
- Execute OSF strategies while achieving relevant measures and goals through clear and effective leadership.
- Support the Warehouse Manager to develop and implement strategies to manage the items stored in the facility. These strategies may include but not be limited to inventory accuracy, staging accuracy, cycle counting, proper storage of finished goods, work in progress (WIP), ingredients, and packaging materials.
- Lead the team to support strategic customer care service objectives, enhance team skills and competencies, and establish team performance objectives.
- Support OSF operations in ensuring requirements regarding quality, food safety, and sanitation meet and exceed all customer requirements.
- Maintain the highest standards of ethics and integrity while embodying the principles of Our Values and Leadership Values
- Maintain the highest standards of data management by creating consistent, reliable data which will ensure accuracy and in turn, maximize the use of data and confidence in decision making.
- Proactively manage safety by ensuring compliance with all Federal and State regulations and internal Company policies.
- Coordinate with Warehouse/Logistics staff to list scheduled shipments and/or deliveries.
- Label and record products to be shipped, prepare packing slips and bills of lading, verify pickup and delivery information, and verify stage order matches orders to be loaded.
- Inspection of the interior of the trailers and complete shipping documents.
- Demonstrate accuracy and assist in inventory control and record keeping.
- Assist processing areas as needed and requested.
- Follow Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP’s) and possess Food Safety standard knowledge.
- Check drivers in and out for inbound and outbound shipments. Confirm appointment, carrier, shipment, and pickup or delivery information; communicate dock assignments and site instructions; and ensure required documentation is complete before releasing drivers.
- Conduct employee coaching and carry out disciplinary steps in accordance with company policies, in coordination with the Warehouse Manager and Human Resources as appropriate. Clearly communicate expectations, document concerns and agreed-upon actions, and follow up on corrective actions.
- Enter and maintain employee schedules in HRIS. Review timesheets daily for accuracy and completeness, follow up on missing punches or discrepancies, and review and approve time-off and sick-time requests within assigned authority and in accordance with company policies, coordinating staffing coverage as needed.
- Conduct daily warehouse walks to review safety, housekeeping, storage conditions, staging areas, and operational readiness. Identify and document concerns, communicate corrective actions to the appropriate team members, and follow up to confirm issues are addressed.
- Create shipping labels for sample shipments. Confirm recipient addresses, shipment details, and applicable shipping instructions against each sample request, and verify labels are accurate and matched to the correct packages before dispatch.
- Create bills of lading (BOLs) for outbound shipments. Verify customer, carrier, destination, product, and quantity information against the shipment documentation, resolve discrepancies before release, and ensure completed BOLs are provided to the appropriate parties and retained with shipment records.
- Promptly report accidents and incidents and complete the required reports within company-established timelines. Document factual details, collect relevant information, notify the appropriate management personnel, and support follow-up investigations and corrective actions in accordance with company procedures.
- Meet with warehouse leads daily to review planning, confirm priorities and assignments, and verify completion of required tasks. Confirm that picklists are completed, team meetings are held, outbound verification and trailer inspections are documented, sample supplies are stocked with ice packs frozen and ready for sample requests, and required poly checks are completed. Address incomplete tasks, assign follow-up actions, and communicate unresolved issues to the Warehouse Manager.
- Actively work alongside subordinates, while supporting and covering tasks and operations when needed.
- Directly supervise employees in the warehouse area which may include, but not be limited to, inventory coordinators, forklift operators, warehouse techs, and shipping/receiving clerks.
- Conduct accident and injury investigations thoroughly using root cause analysis and submitting files complete and on time.
- Fulfill supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the organization’s policies and applicable laws.
- Responsibly participate in the interviewing, hiring, and training of employees
- Plan, assign, and direct work as appropriate.
- Conduct performance appraisals, coaching and disciplinary meetings as well as acknowledge and reward through our programs and shout outs.
- Address complaints and resolve problems and conflicts as needed.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Excel, and Word) and relevant warehouse management computer software.
- Goal oriented and driven to find positive outcomes.
- The ability to problem-solve and be flexible and adaptable.
- Effective verbal and written communication skills with strong interpersonal skills
- High level of attention to detail and accuracy.
- Honest and reliable with a strong work ethic and a genuine sense of integrity.
- The ability to maintain strict confidentiality.
- Strong organizational and time management skills.
- The ability to work independently as needed and within a team across multiple departments.
- The ability to develop and maintain and nurture positive working relationships with others.
- Accredited course work or certification in logistics, supply chain, transportation, or related field preferred.
- 2-5 years’ experience in transportation and warehouse operations or equivalent combination of education and experience.
- 1-5 years in a supervisory capacity, ideally in a warehouse setting.
- Working knowledge of regulations relating to transportation, along with experience with a variety of logistics sourcing strategies.
- Experience in supervising and motivating a high-performance team.
- Knowledge and understanding of food safety practices, GMPs, Cold Chain, produce handling practices.
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Top Industries Hiring
- Consulting & Professional Services
- Manufacturing
- Food & Beverage
- Hospitality & Tourism
- Electronics & Hardware
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in shipping and receiving supervisor jobs.
- 2-5 years of experience in shipping, receiving, or warehouse operations
- Proficiency with warehouse management systems such as SAP or Oracle
- Knowledge of DOT, OSHA, and freight compliance regulations
- Forklift certification or ability to obtain certification upon hire
- Experience managing or supervising a team of warehouse associates
- High school diploma or GED required, associate or bachelor degree preferred
Tips for Your Shipping and Receiving Supervisor Job Search
Quantify throughput on your resume
Hiring managers want to see volume, not just titles. Include the number of shipments processed daily, dock doors managed, or team size you oversaw. Concrete operational numbers from your past roles make your resume stand out in applicant tracking systems.
Highlight your WMS hands-on experience
Many postings require direct experience with warehouse management systems like SAP, Oracle, or Manhattan. Name the specific platforms you've used and the functions you performed in them. Listing the system name alone without context won't get you past the initial screen.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists shipping and receiving supervisor openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings that match your freight type
Inbound receiving for a food distributor is very different from outbound shipping at an e-commerce fulfillment center. Read each posting for the commodity type, carrier mix, and dock setup, then tailor your cover note to those specifics before applying.
Prepare scenario answers for safety incidents
Interviewers for supervisory roles consistently ask how you've handled a receiving discrepancy, a carrier dispute, or an OSHA near-miss. Write out two or three real situations in advance using a situation, action, and result structure so your answers are crisp and credible.
Negotiate schedule flexibility during the offer stage
Shipping and receiving roles often run early morning or split shifts. If schedule is a concern, raise it during the offer conversation rather than after accepting. Asking about shift rotation or weekend rotation at this stage is expected and rarely kills an offer.
Shipping and Receiving Supervisor Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most shipping and receiving supervisors?
The companies hiring the most shipping and receiving supervisors right now include Chromalloy, MSI, and Nefco Corporation, with the largest share of openings in California, Texas, and Florida, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Distribution centers, third-party logistics providers, and large retailers consistently post the highest volume of these roles.
How many shipping and receiving supervisor jobs are remote?
About 2% of shipping and receiving supervisor openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the hands-on nature of most dock and warehouse environments. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote or hybrid arrangements include freight coordination, carrier billing oversight, and import-export compliance roles that don't require physical presence on the floor.
How do you become a shipping and receiving supervisor?
Start by building direct experience in a warehouse or distribution role, ideally rotating through both inbound receiving and outbound shipping functions. Develop fluency with a warehouse management system used in your facility. Take on informal lead responsibilities like training new associates or coordinating a shift, then apply for posted supervisor openings once you have demonstrated operational accountability and team oversight experience.
Can you get hired as a shipping and receiving supervisor with little experience?
Some employers will hire candidates with limited supervisor experience if you've worked in a warehouse environment and can show you understand dock operations, carrier check-ins, and inventory discrepancy resolution. Smaller distribution operations and staffing-to-hire placements are often more open to promoting from within or hiring candidates stepping into their first supervisory role, especially when you hold a forklift certification and can speak to relevant safety practices.
What does the shipping and receiving supervisor interview process look like?
Most employers run two to three rounds, starting with a phone or video screen focused on your operations background and any team leadership experience. An in-person interview typically follows and may include a walk-through of the facility, where the hiring manager will ask how you'd handle specific dock scenarios like a short shipment, a damaged pallet, or a late carrier pickup. Some companies add a practical component or a final interview with an operations director before extending an offer.
Where can I find and apply to shipping and receiving supervisor jobs?
You can find and apply to shipping and receiving supervisor jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that match your experience level, freight type, or preferred location, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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