The duties and responsibilities of a Warehouse Manager are quite similar to those of an Inventory Manager. However, a -E COM Warehouse Manager is more focused on coordinating products, unit sales and staff within this warehouse department. This position is less involved in coordinating organizational logistics.Typical duties and responsibilities of a E-Com Warehouse Manager include:• Ensuring the company complies with safety and health regulations• Recruiting and training new hires, and assisting warehouse employees with tasks when there is a need• Assigning work schedules and timesheets to Warehouse Workers, and preparing a list of outgoing shipments• Issuing lists of incoming e-com orders and shipments, and handing them over to the receiving personnel• Ensuring a well-coordinated reception of all materials, items, and products, and making sure they are sorted, labelled, and stored per company standards and policies• Ensuring delivery deadlines and quality objectives are met• Liaising with clients, suppliers, and transport companies, and operating TI and mechanical systems• Trouble shooting e-com orders, tracking and returns. • Updating WMS system - Mintsoft• Working closely with COO reporting issues.

• Using the walkie pallet truck to retrieve items from storage shelves, racks, or bins based on the order details. This involves loading the items onto the pallet truck safely and securely.• Ensuring that the correct items and quantities are being picked by cross-referencing them with the order list or scanning barcodes on the products.• Adhering to safety guidelines while operating the walkie pallet truck and being aware of other warehouse personnel to avoid accidents and collisions.• Working efficiently to meet daily picking quotas and deadlines while maintaining accuracy and attention to detail.