Operations Supervisor South Florida
$40,000
ApplyOperations Supervisor South Florida
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$40,000
About the role
- Oversee a dynamic 5 Day Operation, may go to 6 during peak periods
- Base Salary Compensation of $40,000, depending on qualifications
- Manage a minimum of 8-10 Employee Route Drivers Utilizing Company Box Trucks Monitor Service Issues and Performance MatrixPull Product for routes and prepare for delivery
- Proof of Identity And Authorization to Work in the United States 5-7 Years of Experience in Dispatching, Supervising Drivers or General Supervision
- Must Be at Least 25 Years OldMust submit to: MVR for the Past 5 Years
- Criminal Background Screen 7 Years (National & Local)9 Panel Drug Screen
- Ability to Use MS Word, Excel and Outlook a Must
- Excellent Computer, Verbal, Written and Communication Skills
- Ability to Multitask, Prioritize, and Meet Deadlines in a Fluid Environment
- Friendly, Courteous and Positive Attitude Ability to Work Independently and Effectively in a Team Environment
- Bachelor of Science Degree Preferred, but not Required
- Management of Overall Operation
- Serve as Primary Communication Liaison Between Company and Customer
- Provide Solutions to Delivery Problems and or Resolve Issues as Needed
- Inspect Company Vehicles on a Routine Bases and Provide Feedback on Condition/Maintenance
- Provide Timely Information to Drivers on Route as Needed
- Operate a forklift and pull product for deliveries.
- Counsel & Coach Dispatchers/Drivers
- Assist Customers and Drivers with:
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