Fuel Truck Dispatcher - Huntersville, NC

Posted 9 days ago

great lakes petroleumHuntersville (NC)

Dispatchers, Except Police, Fire, and Ambulance Fuel Dealers

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Fuel Truck Supervisor This position is responsible for overseeing Fuel Truck Drivers to meet customer needs and resolve issues while ensuring the highest level of safety.

Primary Responsibilities:

Maintains an up-to-date listing of assigned drivers
Ensures access to an up-to-date route sheet for each scheduled route
Ensures that each scheduled route is appropriately covered by utilizing available relief or substitute drivers
Maintains an accurate daily attendance roster of drivers
Demonstrates a comprehensive knowledge of DOT regulations
Oversee transportation of fuel, inventory levels, daily pricing, market movement, warehousing, deliveries, reloading with minimal downtime and efficient route planning
Ensures that drivers clock their times accurately and that any write-in time is accurately reflected on the daily report
Coordinates with drivers to resolve any issues, problems, or concerns that arise during delivery
Perform a variety of clerical support duties as assigned

Benefits:

We offer a full benefits package including, health, dental, vision, and more 401(k) plans with company match
Company paid life insurance and short-term disability
Eligible for monthly bonus
Paid time off
Six paid holidays

Requirements:

Excellent communication and customer service skills
Must be available to take calls on weekends and evenings
Must have at least 2-3 years of experience in previous fuel dispatch

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