Branch Manager/Director
Branch Manager/Director
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Overseeing all administrative, operational and sales functions of the branch
- Managing operations to ensure customer requirements are met and exceeded
- Overseeing HR administration including performance and staffing
- Monitoring the quality, quantity, cost and efficiency of the movement and storage of goods
- Maintaining responsibility of branch P&L and providing monthly performance updates
- Developing new business and achieving financial goals, with guidance from the leadership team
- Performing additional duties as assigned
- 8 years of experience in logistics/transportation with focus on business development and P/L management 5 years of experience with progressive professional growth
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience/relevant professional qualification
- Freight brokerage or account management experience preferred
- Transportation experience in dispatch and/or operations preferred
- Book of business (truck base or customer base) preferred
- Detail oriented with the ability to maintain a positive attitude towards employees and customers
- Excellent oral and written communication skills
- Knowledge of electronic transportation platforms and software
- Knowledge of DOT and FMCSA rules and regulations
- Freight brokering/dispatching: 2 years (Required)
- Willing to be available after hours and weekends, as needed
- Excellent problem-solving and time management skills
- Strong work ethic Benefits:
- Competitive Compensation Package
- Room for advancement in a fast growing company that promotes from within
- On-site training and career development
- Casual dress code
- Paid holidays and paid time off after 90 days
- Health, vision, and dental insurance benefits 401(k) Plan
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