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Operations Manager Resume Example

A sample resume for an operations manager running an e-commerce fulfilment centre. Operations hiring managers look for scale, service level, cost per unit and safety, so the resume opens with a short site-metrics block and ties every bullet to one of them.

Everything in this sample is invented: the name, the employers and every number. It shows structure and phrasing. Put in your own facts, and only numbers you can point to a source for.

The sample, with notes

Vikram Singh

Operations Manager, Warehousing and Fulfilment

Bhiwandi, Maharashtra · vikram.singh@example.com · +91 90000 00000

Summary

Operations manager with 10 years in warehousing and last-mile logistics. Runs a 2.2 lakh sq ft fulfilment centre shipping about 28,000 orders a day, and up to 45,000 at sale peaks, with 420 staff across three shifts. Lean Six Sigma Green Belt.

Site at a glance

  • Site: 2.2 lakh sq ft · 3 shifts · 420 staff including contract workforce
  • Volume: 28,000 orders a day on average, 45,000 at sale peaks
  • Service: 98.6% of orders dispatched the same day in FY 2025–26
  • Safety: No lost-time injuries in the last 18 months

Experience

Operations Manager

Jan 2022 – Present

E-commerce company, fulfilment network · Bhiwandi

  • Run inbound, storage, picking, packing and dispatch for the site, with 6 shift managers reporting to me.
  • Re-slotted the top 500 SKUs and redesigned pick paths from order data; picks per labour hour rose from 92 to 118.
  • Planned staffing and dock schedules for 4 major sale events; same-day dispatch stayed above 97% on peak days.
  • Cut cost per order shipped by 11% over a year through packaging changes, fewer re-handles and better shift overlap.
  • Lead the site’s 5S and safety-walk programme; passed the last two external safety audits.

Assistant Manager, Last-Mile Operations

Jun 2017 – Dec 2021

Logistics company · Pune

  • Managed 9 delivery hubs and about 300 riders; first-attempt delivery success improved from 84% to 90%.
  • Started a daily return-to-origin review with hub leads; returns on cash-on-delivery orders fell from 14% to 10%.
  • Opened 3 new hubs in 6 months, covering site set-up, hiring and SOPs.

Graduate Engineer Trainee, Production

Jul 2015 – May 2017

Auto components manufacturer · Chakan

  • Supported line balancing and Kaizen projects on an assembly line.

Skills and certifications

  • Certification: Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, 2020
  • Systems: SAP EWM, in-house WMS, Excel and Power BI shift dashboards
  • Methods: 5S, Kaizen, root-cause analysis, capacity planning, SOP writing
  • Compliance: Contract labour records, fire and safety audits

Education

  • B.E., Mechanical Engineering · 2015

Where the numbers in a resume like this come from

The figures above are made up, but each is a kind of number you can look up. Before you put one on your resume, find it in one of these places. If you cannot, describe the scope instead.

NumberWhere to find it
Throughput (orders a day, picks per labour hour)WMS reports or shift dashboards.
Service level (same-day dispatch, on-time delivery)Site performance reviews.
Cost per unitThe site P&L or finance’s cost-per-order report.
Safety (lost-time injuries, near misses)EHS records and audit reports.

Adapting this example

  • Manufacturing operations: use OEE, yield, scrap rate and changeover time.
  • Service or back-office operations: use turnaround time, accuracy, SLA attainment and cost per transaction.
  • Count contract staff honestly, for example "including 300 contract staff".
  • If you launched or turned around a site, give it its own bullet with the timeline.

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