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Warehouse and Inventory Supervisor – Join a Passionate Team!Are you a hands-on leader with a passion for optimizing operations, empowering teams, and driving results? Join Solina Canada, a proud food industry leader for over 80 years, and play a key role in shaping our warehouse and inventory strategy as Warehouse and Inventory Supervisor!What You’ll Be DoingAs a pivotal member of our operations team, you’ll be responsible for leading our warehouse activities with a focus on efficiency, safety, and team development. You’ll ensure smooth coordination across departments while maintaining the highest standards in inventory accuracy and logistics.Your Main ResponsibilitiesLead and inspire a dedicated warehouse team, ensuring compliance with safety and operational procedures.Oversee day-to-day logistics including shipping, receiving, inventory control, and order preparation.Foster a collaborative and positive work culture, especially within a unionized environment.Coordinate with key departments (Customer Service, QA, Purchasing, Production) to align operations and improve service levels.Manage fleet operations and optimize carrier relationships for cost-effective transportation.Monitor and audit inventory systems; identify discrepancies and implement corrective actions.Handle performance reviews, scheduling, coaching, safety initiatives, and employee relations.Support quarterly inventory, monthly reporting, and ensure workplace compliance.Oversee the handling and return of goods in collaboration with the QA team.Inventory Management FocusConduct regular audits and cycle counts to ensure accuracy.Analyze data to detect trends, risks, and opportunities.Work closely with purchasing and production to ensure optimal stock levels.Monitor and manage silo inventories and ensure real-time adjustments.Communicate any shortages or risks that could impact production timelines.What You BringA college diploma in logistics, operations, or equivalent experience.8–10 years of experience in warehouse/inventory management (preferably in the food industry).At least 5 years in a leadership role with a proven track record of team development.Excellent decision-making and communication skills.Experience in a unionized environment and forklift certification are strong assets.High energy, organizational skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced setting.Why Join Solina Canada?At Solina Canada, we’ve been crafting high-quality food products for Canadians for over eight decades. As part of Solina Group, a global leader in tailor-made food ingredient solutions, we are passionate about delivering food that is good in every sense – for people and for the planet.Youll be joining a team where collaboration, continuous improvement, and innovation are part of our everyday recipe.Diversity & InclusionSolina is an inclusive employer that values diversity. We believe that everyone’s unique background adds value to our business and culture. We are committed to maintaining a respectful, equitable, and welcoming work environment for all.