General Manager - Paratransit Transportation

Posted 4 days ago

ptm managementNew York (NY)

General and Operations Managers All Other Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$110,000-$120,000/yr

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About the role

We are looking for an experienced General Manager to join our Access A Ride Transportation Company in leading our East Williamsburg team to continued success! As the General Manager you will plan, manage, and guide multiple departments to meet operating and safety goals.

Core Responsibilities:

Oversee 150 vehicles in Paratransit Service, the flow of operations and maintenance departments on a daily basis. 24/7 operation.
Review transportation data with staff, identify inefficiencies, and develop solutions.
Address customer inquiries and complaints.
Monitor transportation performance, identifying trends, and generating reports.
Hiring, training, and managing transportation staff, including supervisors and department managers.
Review Accident reports and Incident reports
Review Payroll Reports
Develop and implement transportation plans, to ensure departmental compliance
Analyze transportation statistic reports, and negotiating contracts with vendors
Conducting disciplinary and termination hearings with union officials
Shift and Schedule:
Monday-Friday in person
Weekends as needed

Salary: $110,000-$120,000/yrBenefits:401k Matching

Health Insurance Vision Insurance Dental Insurance Paid time off

Experience: Management: 5 years (required)

Education: Bachelor’s Degree (required)

Master’s Degree

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