"warehouse supervisor" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is responsible for managing a warehouse, such as overseeing staff and organizing inventory. For example, you might write: "John was promoted to warehouse supervisor at the distribution center."
One is a warehouse supervisor.
Ben Slinger, 28, a warehouse supervisor, said: "There was an explosion directly overhead, like a thunderclap.
The warehouse supervisor was reluctant to answer questions, and was asked if his superior was available.
Her job as a warehouse supervisor at a nearby resort is gone.
Her father, who retired from the Air Force as a master sergeant, works in Auburn, Wash., as a warehouse supervisor for General Dynamics, the military contractor.
Nevertheless, Dave Dawes, a divorced warehouse supervisor, must have felt as likely to ascend to the throne as to find all the right numbers on his lottery ticket.
The agents have found an average of two tunnels a year, but most of the people they have arrested have been low-tier Sinaloa operatives such as truck drivers and warehouse supervisors.
The median grade overall was 8, a level represented by a wide range of occupations including: higher level secretaries, printing assistants, draftsmen, maintenance technicians in electricity, nurses, welders and warehouse supervisors.
Warren Burros, 76, an SRC warehouse working supervisor who retired in 2006, says it took a while for Stack's ethos of openness and shared responsibility to take root.
In addition, Mr. Grassley's letter does not reflect a telling detail in the report: that two investigators from the inspector general's office were taken to the warehouse by an F.B.I. supervisor and shown the items.
Meet regularly with key staff, including managers and supervisors of warehouse inventory, storage and purchasing.
