Warehouse Supervisor job description
81 verified openings in Warehouse Lead & Supervisor
Warehouse supervisors run the floor rather than the building: assigning work across pickers, loaders, and lift operators, balancing labor against the day's outbound schedule, handling equipment and safety problems, signing off training and evaluations, and answering for throughput at shift change. BLS gives first-line supervisors of transportation and material moving workers no Handbook profile of their own and still counts them: 621,500 supervisors in 2025 earning a median $62,890 in May 2025, plus 18,800 more of these jobs by 2035. Its May 2023 wage survey put the range from $39,440 to $92,140, with warehousing paying a mean of $67,750 and truck transportation $68,920, against $48,380 in grocery retail.
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Supervisor and lead openings are listed above, live at page load, and the usual route to one is a promotion rather than an outside hire, so operators reading this page are looking at their own next step. Employers face a wide pay band and a shallow pool. State the crew size, the shift, the metrics the supervisor owns, and whether the role includes running the powered industrial truck evaluations OSHA 1910.178 requires. Everyone who has done the job knows how much that last one adds.