Supervisor, Fulfillment Operations, Kitting - Day Shift

Back to jobs New Supervisor, Fulfillment Operations, Kitting - Day Shift Commercial Point, OH Apply What The Role Is Babylist is looking for a Kitting Operations Supervisor for our fulfillment center in Commercial Point, Ohio. This role owns the kitting line day-to-day — staffing it, running it, and making sure product assembly stays accurate, fast, and safe. You'll lead a team of warehouse associates dedicated to kitting and value-added services, and you'll be the person who knows that line better than anyone else in the building. This is a hands-on floor role, not a desk job. Core hours for this role are Monday - Thursday, 7:30 AM–5:30 PM . As with any supervisor role, some buffer before and after for handoff is expected — this is standard, not overtime. Who You Are Kitting Expert: You've directly run or supervised a kitting or assembly line — you know how to sequence stations, balance workloads, and keep product moving without sacrificing accuracy. Process Builder: Able to write and implement SOPs for assembly workflows, and to spot where a process is bottlenecking before it becomes a bigger problem. Experienced Leader: 5+ years managing people, with 3+ years specifically in warehouse, fulfillment, or manufacturing assembly environments. Data-Driven Problem Solver: Comfortable pulling and reading production data to diagnose throughput or quality issues — you don't guess, you check the numbers. Tech-Savvy Professional: Experienced working in WMS or ERP systems to track kitting inventory, output, and staffing needs. Employee Relations Aware: You've documented performance or conduct issues and partnered with HR when something needed to go further than a coaching conversation. Safety-Focused: You treat safety as non-negotiable on a fast-moving assembly line, not an afterthought. How You’ll Make an Impact  Run the kitting line day-to-day — staffing, sequencing, and quality checks across every shift you own. Build and refine kitting SOPs so the line stays consistent even as volume and product mix change. Monitor kitting output and accuracy metrics, and fix root causes when either one slips. Train and coach a team of associates specifically on assembly and kitting workflows. Flag and document employee relations issues on your line, escalating to HR when needed. Partner with broader fulfillment leadership to keep kitting aligned with overall FC throughput goals. Provide backup leadership coverage in other operational areas on an as-needed basis (e.g., covering for another supervisor's absence) infrequent, but part of being a flexible floor leader Physical Requirements Stand and walk for extended periods (up to 10–12 hours per shift) with scheduled breaks Walk the floor extensively, averaging 10,000+ steps per day Lift and move items up to 20 lbs regularly throughout the shift Frequent pushing, pulling, bending, twisting, and repetitive motion About Pay  We pay competitive market rates. Starting salary for this position is $75,500 – $81,800 annually Who We Are At Babylist, the work our fulfillment teams do reaches millions of families across the country — whether you're on the floor moving product or leading the operation that makes it happen. We're one of the leading platforms for expecting and new families — a $750M business with 10 million customers and eight consecutive years of profitability. Our fulfillment centers are where the mission becomes real, and the people who run them are a core part of how we deliver on it every single day. Our Ways Of Working  Our fulfillment teams work on-site in a fast-paced, team-driven environment where every role — from the floor to leadership — plays a direct part in delivering the Babylist experience to millions of families. Why You Will Love Working at Babylist  Our Culture Work hard, then recharge — we respect your time on and off the clock Strong management team that supports you and your team The work you do helps millions of families every day We use smart technology to make the job easier and more efficient Growth & Development Clear paths to move up — we promote from within and your performance matters We use data to improve how we work and invest in the people doing it Pay & Benefits Competitive pay Bonus opportunities for eligible roles Company-paid medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company match and flexible spending accounts Paid parental leave and PTO Important Notices  Recorded Interviews Babylist uses an interview recording tool to record and transcribe interviews for evaluation purposes in accordance with applicable privacy laws. By participating in an interview, you consent to this recording and transcription. 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