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District Supervisor Reports to: Director of Operations Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and ...

District Supervisor Reports to: Director of Operations Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and ...

District Supervisor Reports to: Director of Operations Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and ...

District Supervisor Reports to: Director of Operations Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and ...

District Supervisor Reports to: Director of Operations Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and ...

Job Purpose The District Supervisor is the multi-unit manager on the front lines of our business. The position reports to the State Vice President Operations with a portfolio of six to ten branch ...

District Supervisor Reports to: Director of Operations Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and ...

District Supervisor Reports to: Director of Operations Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and ...

District Supervisor Reports to: Director of Operations Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and ...

District Supervisor Reports to: Director of Operations Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and ...

District Leaders work through the General Managers at each of their assigned stores to achieve ... Managerial, supervisory, leadership, and customer service experience * High school diploma or G.E.D.

District Leaders work through the General Managers at each of their assigned stores to achieve ... Managerial, supervisory, leadership, and customer service experience * High school diploma or G.E.D.

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District Supervisor Reports to: Director of Operations Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and ...

District Supervisor Reports to: Director of Operations Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and ...

District Leaders work through the General Managers at each of their assigned stores to achieve ... Managerial, supervisory, leadership, and customer service experience * High school diploma or G.E.D.

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District Supervisor Reports to: Director of Operations Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and ...

District Supervisor Reports to: Director of Operations Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and ...

UG2 is seeking a dynamic and experienced District Supervisor to oversee operations for our Inland Empire region. This leadership role is responsible for the delivery of high-quality janitorial and ...

District Supervisor may be required to enter and exit a vehicle 200 - 300 times per day. Should be able to stand in the warehouse on concrete floors for 2 to 3 hours at a time. Should have no trouble ...

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How much do district supervisor jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 15, 2026, the average yearly pay for district supervisor in the United States is $79,437.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $64,500.00 and $92,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a district supervisor?

To thrive as a District Supervisor, you need strong leadership, organizational, and problem-solving skills, typically with experience in management and a relevant bachelor's degree. Familiarity with budgeting software, scheduling tools, and reporting systems is often required, along with knowledge of company-specific platforms. Exceptional communication, conflict resolution, and motivational abilities help District Supervisors effectively manage teams and foster positive work environments. These skills are crucial for driving operational excellence, achieving targets, and ensuring consistent standards across multiple locations.

How do district supervisors balance overseeing multiple locations while maintaining consistent standards?

District Supervisors often manage several sites, which requires strong organizational skills and regular communication with location managers. They typically conduct scheduled visits, use performance metrics, and hold frequent team meetings to ensure all sites adhere to company policies and standards. Building strong relationships with individual managers and providing clear, consistent guidance is key to maintaining uniformity and addressing challenges proactively. This role often involves travel, adaptability, and the ability to prioritize tasks effectively across different teams.

What does a district supervisor do?

A District Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the operations, staff, and performance of multiple locations or branches within a specific geographic area, known as a district. They ensure that company policies and procedures are followed, set goals for individual locations, and provide support and guidance to store or site managers. District Supervisors typically analyze sales reports, manage budgets, handle staffing issues, and work to improve customer satisfaction and operational efficiency across their district.

What is the difference between District Supervisor vs Area Manager?

AspectDistrict SupervisorArea Manager
CredentialsTypically requires a high school diploma or equivalent; some roles may prefer associate or bachelor’s degreeSimilar; often requires a high school diploma, with some roles preferring higher education
Work EnvironmentOversees multiple locations within a district, often in retail, education, or service industriesManages multiple locations or regions, focusing on operational efficiency and staff management
Industry UsageCommon in retail, education, and service sectorsUsed in retail, hospitality, and service industries
Primary FocusSupervising operations, staff, and performance within a districtOverseeing regional performance, strategic planning, and staff development

Both roles involve overseeing multiple locations and managing staff, but a District Supervisor typically focuses on day-to-day operations within a specific district, while an Area Manager often has broader strategic responsibilities across a larger region.

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Infographic showing various District Supervisor job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 76% Full Time, 19% Part Time, 1% Temporary, 2% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 98% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $79,437 per year, or $38.2 per hour.

District Supervisor

Par Mar Stores

Ravenna, OH • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 11 days ago


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Company rating: 3.9 out of 10

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Job description

Position: District Supervisor
Reports to: Director of Operations

Purpose of Position: Ensure the implementation of corporate plans, budgets, customer service, employee training, profitability and accountability of retail stores.
1. Participate with the Director of Operations in formulating and administering company policies, developing long range goals and objective of the stores.
2. Direct, coordinate and participate in the training, development and maintaining procedures for the efficient, effective customer service in the retail store operations.
3. Make recommendations on business concepts, planning and changes or streamlining of operational structure and systems to the Director of Operations
4 Train all Store Managers on the Rewards Program procedures and hold Store Managers accountable for training and holding employees accountable for following correct procedures.
5. Ensure Store Managers have adequately staffed stores with employees who are trained to meet or exceed company quality standards.
6. Ensure Store Managers provide training and direction to store employees regarding all retail store operations.
7. Hire, train and supervise Store Managers in obtaining results which meet or exceed company policies, procedures and standards in the areas including, but not limited to:
  1. Payroll Expenses Control
  2. Competitive Gasoline Pricing
  3. Miscellaneous Expense Control
  4. Price Changes
  5. On Time Store Reporting and Accuracy
  6. Inventory Shrink Control
  7. Control of Operating Inventory
  8. Store Appearance and Image
  9. Morale of Employees
  10. Maintenance of Gross Profit Margin
  11. Maintenance of Deli Cost
  12. Employee Training

8. Implementation and enforcement of all operational procedures and controls.
9. Supervise Store Managers in a manner which will result in implementation and maintenance of corporation marketing philosophy including, but not limited to:
Pricing Product Mix
Vendor Selection Advertising
Store Signage In-Store Layout
Temporary and Permanent Promotional amp; Rewards Programs
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10. Accountable for hiring, training, performance reviews, motivation, disciplinary actions and termination of Store Managers, according to company policy.
11. Prepare store forecasts and budgets with the Director of Operations, prepare ongoing analysis to determine store progress toward stated goals and objectives of forecast/budget.
12. Increase sales and gross margin dollars through development of effective customer service strategies for all retail stores.
13. Develop and maintain a professional corporate image that is consistently customer and market focused.

14. Accountable for full financial review of each store including but not limited to: cash over/short, inventory shrink, safety, profitability, labor costs, cleanliness, customer service, in accordance with company standards and profitability.
15. Ensure all laws, license, permits and renewals necessary for the overall operations of the retail stores are renewed, updated and the Store Managers and employees remain in compliance with all applicable rules, regulations and necessary controls, including but not limited to: lottery, alcohol, tobacco, health, fuel regulations, etc.
16. Keep clear channels of communication open with fellow co-workers, management team, store managers and customers in compliance with company guidelines.
17. Develop and maintain a professional corporate image that is consistently customer and market directed.
18. Ensure all decisions regarding employees and company issues are made from an objective and liability analysis of the situation in question.
19. Maintain regular store visits to ensure Store Managers are operating stores in a manner consistent with company policy including the following:
A. One written store inspection per month in each store utilizing the company “Store Inspection Form.” This form must be turned in to the President in a timely manner according to company policy.
B. A minimum number of store visits performed consistently according to company policy.
20. The Supervisor will be held accountable for:
A. Normal control of products from authorized vendors and maintenance firm.
B. Hiring, disciplinary actions, termination and directing employees under their supervision.
C. Training and direct all employees in the methods and procedures for notifying proper company management level employees and civil authorities in the event of an emergency or anticipated emergency.
21. Availability: must be available by telephone to enable communications with assigned stores at all times.
22. Driving on Company Business: Consistently maintain and provide a current valid driver’s license and proof of insurance to be considered for and remain in the position of District Manager.

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