Supervise inbound dock and dispatch operations, including driver and freight handler scheduling, timely LTL load dispatching, safety compliance, and quality freight handling. Lead staff in a fast-paced service center, resolve operational issues, coordinate logistics, and communicate with management. The role also requires basic computer proficiency, knowledge of local areas, and adherence to company procedures.
Router Supervisor
R+L Carriers has an immediate need for an Inbound Router Supervisor at our Houston, TX Service Center.
Router Supervisor, Salary based on experience
Full-Time, Monday - Friday, Various Shifts
Earn 1 week of vacation after 90 days of employment
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R+L Carriers has an immediate need for an Inbound Router Supervisor at our Houston, TX Service Center to manage dock and dispatch operations.
Requirements / Qualifications:
- Driver and Freight Handler Management
- Coordinate Dock Operation and Driver/Freight Handler scheduling
- Ensure Safety Compliance
- Ensure quality freight handling procedures are followed
- Timely dispatching of LTL Loads
- Other duties as assigned by the Service Center Manager
- Candidates must have proven basic leadership experience.
- Must have the ability to lead in a fast-paced environment.
- Strong Organizational / Communication/ and Logistical skills with solid problem-solving abilities.
- Knowledge of quality freight handling preferred.
- Must have computer skills, and be proficient with Microsoft Office products.
- Knowledge of the City, and surrounding areas
- Prior LTL leadership experience is strongly preferred.
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