About the role
About the Company:
The General Manager will report to the area manager and is responsible for managing and developing team members and formulating and executing account strategy. Additionally, this role will require a thoughtful leader and confident decision maker with ability to measure and monitor performance.
About the Role:
The General Manager will oversee the daily operations and ensure the effective management of the team.
Responsibilities:
Supervise the daily activities of all drivers and oversee the development and implementation of standard operating procedures as directed by the Client and company policies. Be the main point of contact for our client and attend meetings and conference calls as needed. Make logistical coverage/staffing decisions and communicate them effectively to the rest of the team (drivers and client management).Hire (interviews, road tests, etc.), train and develop new drivers. Ensure compliance with all company policies. Report and follow up on any maintenance issues with vendor. Review documentation to ensure all required onsite records, reports, and inspections (pre/post-trip) are complete, accurate and submitted per established procedures. Reinforce safety awareness in a manner that promotes cooperation and improved morale. Conduct work area inspections and assist in all accident/injury/vehicle damage investigations. Analyze and interpret ridership numbers and suggest route changes accordingly. Attend weekly client meetings; listen to feedback from client and their employees and react accordingly. Additional duties and responsibilities may apply.
Qualifications: 5+ years' experience Operations Management
Required Skills:
Excellent organization and time management/multi-tasking skills (comfortable in an ambiguous and fast-paced environment, operating at both strategic and tactical levels).Excellent written and oral communication and interpersonal skills. Working knowledge of Google Workspace and Microsoft Office. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Additional skills and physical demands may apply.
Preferred Skills:
Licensed Class B driver (Passenger and Air brakes endorsement).Bachelor’s degree or equivalent. Work experience in public or private alternative transportation demand management (TDM).
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