Warehouse Supervisor Nightshift

Run the night shift. Own the site.

A well-established seafood processing facility is looking for a Warehouse Supervisor to take charge of their night operation.

This is a permanent full-time role paying $85,000 – $95,000 + superannuation. Nights (12am-9am) 5 days including Saturday night.

Overnight, the site is yours. You'll run the crew, keep dispatch on schedule, and hand the day team a clean, accurate, audit-ready site every morning.

What you'll be doing

• Leading a night crew of process workers, cleaners and store persons
• Allocating labour across the shift and adjusting as volumes change
• Managing inwards goods, put-away, picking and staging for morning dispatch
• Overseeing chiller and freezer stock — FIFO rotation, stock accuracy, cycle counts
• Running the shift handover: production numbers, stock movements, issues, incidents
• Owning WHS on shift — toolbox talks, hazard reporting, incident response
• Enforcing food safety and hygiene standards; signing off cleaning and temperature records for HACCP
• Coaching and holding the team accountable — attendance, output, standards
• Working with the day shift supervisor and production manager to keep the site running as one operation
• Reporting directly to General Manager

What you'll need

• Supervisory or leading hand experience in warehousing, distribution, food processing or manufacturing
• Current forklift licence (LF) desirable but not essential
• Solid understanding of stock control and warehouse systems (WMS/ERP experience an advantage)
• Comfortable working in cold environments (chillers ~2°C, freezers to -18°C)
• Confident with people — you can set a standard and hold it without turning it into a fight
• Sound computer and paperwork skills — this role has real reporting attached to it
• Full working rights in Australia and your own reliable transport

Advantageous:

• Food processing background (seafood, meat, poultry, dairy)
• HACCP, food safety supervisor or internal auditing experience
• Cert IV in Leadership & Management, Warehousing or WHS desirable but not essential
• First aid / fire warden

Why this one

• Permanent, salaried — no casual roster uncertainty
• $85–95K + super
• Genuine autonomy — overnight, you're the decision maker on site
• Established, stable business with long-tenured staff
• Training and tickets supported
• Clear path into wider operations management