Branch Operations Manager I

Sacramento, CA
Full Time
Operations
Senior Manager/Supervisor

Help Shape the Future of One of Northern California’s Strongest Independents.

At Alameda Electrical Distributors, we’re not just another distributor — we’re a third generation, independently owned company built in Northern California for Northern California. We've grown into a strong regional leader across Northern and Central California, ranked among the Top 50 in our industry nationwide — without losing the local spirit that got us here.

About Us:
Two companies, one focus – we are ALCAL – comprised of Alameda Electrical Distributors and California Service Tool.

With 15 locations and counting, we serve commercial, industrial, and residential contractors, facility managers, and OEMs across Northern and Central California. Our specialties include electrical supplies, gear and lighting project management, industrial automation and controls, tools, safety, and specified products. 

We’re not owned by a billion-dollar corporation. We’re not driven by Wall Street.
Here, your voice matters. If it makes sense, we do it.
Here, you’re not a number. You have the power to directly impact our business, our people, and our clients.

Our mission is simple but bold: Be our clients' most trusted partner, driving their success in the communities we serve.

We’re bold enough to grow, but small enough to care. We are ALCAL, and we are looking for a Branch Operations Manager I who shares that spirit and ready to lead our Sacramento team.

What You’ll Do:

  • Lead daily branch operations including warehouse, delivery, inventory control, and facility management
  • Coach and support your team to ensure accurate, efficient, and safe logistics and fulfillment
  • Oversee performance metrics, cost controls, and operational reporting
  • Partner with Sales leadership to align on goals and deliver excellent customer service
  • Maintain compliance with safety standards and company procedures
  • Drive continuous improvement through training, process oversight, and team development
  • Foster a culture of accountability, respect, and operational excellence.

What We’re Looking For:

  • High school diploma required, college coursework a plus
  • 5+ years of relevant operational or warehouse leadership experience
  • Background in electrical, tool, or industrial supply distribution preferred
  • Strong experience managing teams, budgets, and warehouse performance metrics
  • Solid understanding of inventory control, logistics, and facility operations
  • Familiarity with ERP systems; Eclipse ERP experience is a plus
  • Excellent communication, coaching, and leadership skills
  • Organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable making decisions independently
  • Strong ability to collaborate across departments and build team alignment
  • A people-first leader who thrives on developing others and driving operational success

The Opportunity:

  • $76,000 – $95,000 Base Salary (based on experience)
  • Quarterly performance-based bonus opportunities
  • Comprehensive Benefits:
    • Medical, Dental, Free Vision Insurance (with buy-up options)
    • 401(k) with Employer Match
    • Basic Life Insurance, AD&D, and LTD coverage
    • Paid Holidays + Paid Time Off
    • Commuter Benefits
    • Employee Wellness Program
    • Fringe Lifestyle Benefit

If you're ready to lead a branch, develop your team, and drive meaningful impact — we’re ready to meet you.

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