Traffic Supply Chain Leader
Moncton (Westmorland County) Accounting / Management control
Job description
Responsibilities
Traffic Supply Chain Leader
Role will be based in Moncton, NB
Key Responsibilities:
· Support overall traffic center performance with focus on smart P&L decisions
· Drive Traffic Center safety/service culture
· Demonstrate strong leadership behaviors and skills
· Communicate cross-functionally to assist the team to solve operational issues
· Motivate team members to achieve plan goals
· Organize and facilitate work team meetings (ex: engagement teams, roundtables, etc.)
· Solve daily operational issues
· Administer policies and practices
· Initiate and implement projects
· Conduct presentations and formal training programs
· Improve team communication and engagement
· Lead the Staffing & Retention workstream
· Think quickly, creatively and challenge the team to do the same
Qualifications
Main Accountabilities/Responsibilities:
· Direct manager for Team Supervisors, OTR drivers, Dispatchers
· Develop and sustain high engagement and trust with Driver Teams
· Partner with other Supply Chain Leaders to ensure harmonized and effective operations
· Oversee daily Traffic Center Operations
· Direct the execution of OTR and Irving Metro Operations
· Ensure high levels of communication in place with all metroplex departments
· Develop Partnerships across the supply chain to enable great Service
· Lead Staffing and Retention workstream
· Source and recruit highly qualified drivers for OTR and Metro Operations
· Lead Driver Recruiting Program
· Partner with the Safety team for impactful interviews, assessments, and training
· Lead driver onboarding 30/60/90 checkpoints and training
· Lead the Great Place to Work agenda
· Local carrier management
· Reconciliation & cost performance
· Service performance
· CF OTD & CC RAD
· Safety Performance
· IFR/CFR
· Drive safety culture + retention improvement
· Financial Forecasting (local carrier, carrier, revenue and volume)
· Other duties/accountabilities as assigned