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Outbound Order Processing & Packaging Supervisor
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A Delivery Manager is responsible for delivery scheduling, delivery of products, tracking deliveries, and following up with clients. May involve managing associated logistics and delivery staff members.
$94,322 / year median in Utah
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Purpose Our promise is simple: the right product, prepared correctly, shipped on time, at the best possible cost. As the Outbound Order Processing & Packaging Supervisor, you report to the Fulfillment Manager and make that promise real by directing product fabrication, order preparation and collation, packaging operations, and shipment processing and manifesting. You also shape the workspace and workflow so the team can do its best work. Your Mission Design and steward a cohesive workflow that keeps work accurate, efficient, and timely Translate production schedule priorities into clear action for the floor Prioritize, facilitate, and expedite production activities to align with customer due dates Ensure reporting tools are complete and correct Oversee data collection methods, accuracy, and reporting frequency across all metrics Collect and analyze performance data daily, weekly, monthly, and annually to validate workflow management and process improvements Lead continuous improvement, including workflow system development Recommend and develop future automated order picking systems and processes Continuously benchmark and track the latest shipping systems and small‑package delivery options to minimize freight expense to GSP and our customers Provide regular status updates to pertinent personnel and senior management Champion productive partnerships between Fulfillment and other departments Refine, communicate, and govern department policies and procedures Establish and monitor training programs for both new and existing employees Imagine This It's Monday morning. A high‑priority order hits the queue with a tight deadline. You rebalance the plan, signal new priorities, and fast‑track the build through fabrication, prep, collation, and packaging. While the team executes, you validate the day's metrics, confirm reporting accuracy, and choose the optimal small‑package carrier—minimizing freight expense to GSP and our customers—before releasing manifests. By end of day, the shipment departs on time, data is logged, and improvements for tomorrow are queued. What You Bring Supervisory experience Packaging experience