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PVF Receiving & Inbound Logistics Manager

Elevate Human Capital

Houston, TX 77051 • $60,000 to $85,000 / yr • 10/30/2026

Job Description

Job Description
Lead Receiving Operations for a PVF Leader in South Houston

EHC is partnering with a client in the south Houston, TX region to hire a results-driven PVF Receiving & Inbound Logistics Manager. You will steer the day-to-day receiving function, ensuring every shipment is verified, documented, and staged with precisionwhile keeping the workplace safe, organized, and productive.

A Day in the Life
  • Start by reviewing daily operational reports to balance workload, plan resources, and authorize overtime when needed.
  • Walk the floor to confirm all equipment (forklifts, pickers, crane, hand tools, etc.) is ready and safe for use; escalate breakdowns to leadership and HSE.
  • Coordinate closely via email and in person with Receiving, the Front Office, Sales, Imports, QC, and department supervisors to synchronize inbound shipments (flatbeds, motor freight, hot shots).
  • Guide the team through unloading, sorting, verification, and stockingsupporting hands-on when inbound traffic surges.
  • Ensure material verification and documentation is flawless: visual inspection, check markings, capture heat numbers on vessel paperwork, and confirm the Vessel Advance is completed accurately.
  • Lead production meeting input, surface departmental issues, and drive corrective actions and continuous improvement.
  • Train, coach, and develop a 7–10 person team; submit training records, run quarterly competency reviews, and pinpoint areas requiring more coaching.
  • Keep aisles clear, lanes accurate, and racks/dock space organized to protect people, product, and throughput.
Core Responsibilities (inclusive of typical Inbound Manager scope)
  • Maintain equipment readiness and checklists; schedule quarterly maintenance for hand tools, pickers, and forklifts.
  • Communicate effectively with department supervisors and upper management; leverage email for timely updates across Receiving, Front Office, and Sales.
  • Collaborate with Sales on priorities, requests, and exceptions; work with Sales/Imports on inbound scheduling and issues.
  • Partner with QC to resolve discrepancies and manage non-conforming material.
  • Own inbound workflow: unloading, verification, documentation, and stocking accuracy.
  • Champion a clean, safe operation and identify improvement opportunities.
  • Lead and organize a team of 7–10; duties may expand as business needs evolve.
Information and Activities Critical to Process QualityMaterial Verification & Documentation
  • Perform visual inspection of all incoming material.
  • Record heat number(s) for each line item on vessel paperwork.
  • Verify material markings match receiving paperwork.
  • Ensure the Vessel Advance is filled out completely and correctly.
  • Confirm items received match what was scheduled to arrive.
  • Validate quantities are correct.
Coordination with Imports
  • Escalate and resolve quantity discrepancies on incoming material.
Containers & Truckloads
  • Unload vehicles promptly and correctly.
  • Visually verify all bundles removed from trucks/containers.
Receiving Department Readiness
  • Keep areas organized and clear for forklift traffic.
  • Place all inbound material in correct lanes for stocking.
  • Conduct daily checks for scheduled incoming material.
Department ProgramsQMS
  • Train on Department Work Instructions & Job Scope.
  • Train on Quality Policy and Department Processes, including process flow.
  • Run meetings and submit training records.
  • Conduct quarterly competency reviews and target additional training as needed.
Safety
  • Lead brief daily safety meetings.
  • Maintain clear aisle ways; organize racks and dock space.
  • Maintain equipment checklists and complete quarterly maintenance.
  • Enforce and monitor “Lock-out/Tag-out” protocols.
  • Communicate equipment issues and safety hazards to upper management and HSE.
  • Continuously create and reinforce a safe work environment.
Qualifications
  • Fluent in spoken and written English; Spanish bilingual a plus.
  • 3+ years of PVF (pipe, valve, fitting) industry experience.
  • Comfortable reading industry specifications, charts, and tables.
  • High school diploma or GED.
  • Basic PC literacy; experience with MS Word, Excel, and Outlook preferred.
  • Solid reading, writing, and math skills.
  • Able to lift 50 lbs and operate assigned equipment while standing for extended periods.
  • Self-starter with strong attention to detail; can manage multiple priorities independently.
Preferred Proficiencies
  • OSHA 10-Hour Certification (OSHA 10)
  • Shipping/Receiving and Warehouse Operations
  • Material Handling & Heavy Material Handling
  • Distribution Processes
  • Loading & Unloading Vehicles
  • Forklift License
  • Packaging
  • High School / GED
  • Microsoft Excel
  • FedEx Ship Manager

Location: South Houston, TX region (onsite at our client, via EHC).