Delivery District Leader
$73,600 - $123,150
ApplyDelivery District Leader
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$73,600 - $123,150
About the role
- The Delivery Supervisor is responsible for leading a team of frontline employees to deliver orders to key customers in a fast-paced direct store delivery environment.
- Manage a group of 15-20 delivery drivers (CDL certified) Answer Field customer calls regarding deliveries and ensure 100% customer service
- Ensure store delivery time windows are met daily
- Work proactively with sales representatives and warehouse operations to understand the needs of the customers and sales force
- Coach, lead and develop drivers to support the sales organization and improve daily productivity via gate-to-gate route rides twice a week, minimum
- Maintain process improvement to further enhance productivity of deliveries
- Ensure compliance of Department of Transportation and PBC safety standards
- Conduct team meetings and safety training to ensure that preventive measures are enforced
- Demonstrate strong oral, written and interpersonal skills
- Possess very strong organizational and prioritizing skills
- Have a highly developed sense of urgency
- Demonstrated results in improving business performance through leadership
- A minimum of 2 years managing frontline employees
- Bachelor's degree and/or equivalent work experience
- Ability to work Monday through Friday, appox 10:30 am until close (typically between 5pm to 8pm).Must be willing to get Class A, CDL certified
- Must be willing and able to lift up to 40 lbs. periodically
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