Fleet Operations Manager
Fleet Operations Manager
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- A bachelor's degree preferred but not required, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Experience 5-7 years of experience with fleet operations management in the transportation industry
- Brokerage management, dispatch, load planning, and customer service experience is s plus
- Highly organized and able to prioritize, meet deadlines and handle multiple tasks simultaneously
- Ability to work independently and within team settings
- Strong analytical, communication and interpersonal skills
- Problem solving and innovative thinking skills
- Informed and knowledgeable of the industry/competition
- Knowledge of DOT regulations
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and Google G Suite excel spreadsheets and word
- Motivating, inspiring, and encouraging salespeople and support staff
- Enthusiasm for job responsibilities and work for the best interest of the company
- Respect for employees, and fairness when working with associates
- Developing people, improving knowledge, attitude and skills
- Excellent organization and communication skills- creating understanding so people know what action to take
- Establishing objectives and defining results
- Developing action plans, policies, and procedures, establishing time sequenced tasks to achieve objectives
- Decision making- reaching conclusions and judgments
- Customer awareness- identifying customer needs
- Analytical/ organized
- Problem solving and innovative thinking skills
- Team oriented and personally committed to continuous improvement- developing cooperative effort and teamwork
- Demonstrated ability to interface effectively and positively with all members of the organization, and prospective employees
- Willing to expend extra effort to resolve problems, accurately represents the interest of associates
- Handling crisis, and working well with others to resolve problems
- Cooperative and helpful to requests for assistance from associates
- Excellent computer literacy for basic Microsoft Office and Google G Suite applications
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