About Us:

Bernick's is a 5th generation family-owned provider of beverages, vending and food solutions, representing leading brands such as Pepsi, Dr Pepper, Miller Brewing Company and New England Coffee. We service locations in greater MN and western WI.

Job Summary:

The Warehouse Manager leads all aspects of warehouse operations including inventory management, receiving, replenishment, order fulfillment, storage, shipping, facility standards, and team member development. This role is responsible for ensuring safe, efficient, and accurate warehouse execution while supporting service excellence across all business divisions. The Warehouse Manager develops and leads high-performing teams, drives operational excellence through continuous improvement initiatives, and partners closely with Sales, Distribution, Inventory, Finance, and Operations leadership to ensure inventory availability, customer satisfaction, and cost-effective execution.

Responsibilities:

Oversee all warehouse functions including receiving, storage, replenishment, inventory control, order selection, loading, and returns processing.

Establish clear performance expectations and provide ongoing feedback and development opportunities.

Maintain accurate inventory levels through cycle counts and auditsEnsure compliance with OSHA, DOT, company policies, and food and beverage handling requirements.

Maintain the facility and surrounding grounds to meet company standards for security, cleanliness, appearance, health and safety.

Lead initiatives that improve warehouse productivity, efficiency, inventory accuracy, and service performance.

Maximize utilization of Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), ERP platforms, Voice Pick technology, handheld devices, and reporting tools.

Ensure warehouse operations consistently support service levels and delivery expectations.

Prepare, manage and maintain annual operating, facility maintenance, and capital expenditure budgets while supporting the annual business planning process.

Travel to other company locations may be necessary.