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Scholastic

Publishes, distributes children's books via schools

Distribution Warehouse Facility Manager

Warehouse & FulfillmentConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeAiea, HI, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree in Management, Business, Transportation, or an Operations-related curriculum is preferred.
  • At least five years of proven front-line management experience in operations for a manufacturing or distribution company.
  • Demonstrated capability to manage high-quality, efficient, and cost-effective operations.
  • Facilities management experience is preferred.
  • Inventory management experience is preferred.
  • Inventory control experience with hands-on management of warehouse products, supplies, and goods.

Responsibilities

  • Plan, schedule, direct, and execute the day-to-day operational activities of small and medium-sized distribution centers in the Book Fair Organization.
  • Evaluate and assess branch operations to ensure adherence to company standards and policies and optimal performance.
  • In conjunction with the Area Operations Manager, plan and prepare the annual budget for the branch unit.
  • Achieve financial results and manage business operating costs effectively.
  • Achieve branch budgeted goals, including direct operating costs, revenue per fair through quality production and timely service to customers, and overall branch profitability.
  • Implement operational efficiency improvements and use capacity planning and operational metrics to achieve branch financial results.
  • Ensure the branch operates efficiently by using effective methods for packing, setup, delivery, and pickup of book fairs; use capacity planning and staffing methods to assure optimal productivity.
  • Oversee the production management system to ensure production plans are generated, implemented, and completed daily.
  • Conduct annual and semi-annual warehouse sales to reduce inventory levels and maximize revenue.
  • Monitor, evaluate, and manage inventory utilization and inventory control procedures and processes to achieve company objectives.
  • Ensure monthly safety meetings are conducted with full attendance, an appropriate agenda, and record-keeping.
  • Oversee timely and efficient completion of required insurance forms concerning workers' compensation, motor vehicle accidents, and personal property loss, and distribute them to appropriate parties.
  • Maintain a clean, safe, and productive work environment; minimize work-related injuries and auto losses; conduct injury investigations and reviews; and comply with OSHA guidelines and company directives.
  • Direct hiring, training, development, and evaluation of drivers, warehouse personnel, and supervisory staff.
  • Collaborate and communicate between Operations and Sales teams to enhance overall business performance.
  • Ensure all assets are secured and handled appropriately to minimize product damage and property loss.
  • Execute company policies, procedures, and programs professionally, effectively, and in a timely manner.
  • Provide responsive customer service while maintaining cost controls.
  • Plan and conduct regular staff meetings to inform, educate, and recognize employees and provide a forum for exchanging ideas.
  • In partnership with Human Resources, recruit, interview, select, train and develop, evaluate, discipline, and terminate branch employees fairly, timely, and objectively.
  • Document disciplinary issues related to performance and behavior.
  • Maintain business confidentiality concerning personnel, pricing, promotions, customer lists, and distribution methods.
  • Perform tasks and projects as directed by the Area Operations Manager.

About the Company

Scholastic

Publishes, distributes children's books via schools

Scholastic creates and distributes children’s books and learning content through direct-to-school channels that connect publishers with students. Its products include classroom books, magazines, and reading programs sold via book clubs and in-school book fairs, with purchases tied to teachers and schools. It differentiates itself through an established school-based distribution network that links content, classrooms, and commerce, built up through acquisitions like Grolier and popular series such as The Hunger Games and Captain Underpants. Its goal is to grow a kid-focused media ecosystem by delivering affordable reading material directly into schools and classrooms while expanding its brands worldwide.

Company size
Not listed
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1977

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