I give 100% to my job. Help co workers where and how I can. Always willing to learn new things . I feel I'm stuck in my position now and there is a lot more I can learn in the transportation industry. Want to expand my knowledge.
Trip Envelopes
Drivers Logs
Hours of Service
Audit paper logs/E Logs
Run monthly reports /violation letters
work with drivers to keep CSA score down
Permits/Licensing trucks
Driver Manger
Dispatcher Assistant /Data Entry
Orientation
Collect PODS and send to Brokers
Audit Paper Logs
Run monthly reports/drivers monthly violation letters
Discuss violations with drivers
Train drivers on logs and HOS
Learned all about logs, HOS, and Transportation on
on my own
Data Entry
Customer Services
Scheduled appointments for truck picking up loads and delivering loads
Export loads /60 hour weeks/export documents
Responsible for 2 major accounts Excel and Swift
took their orders and put in computer for the dock workers to pull their orders and load the trucks for
delivery
Bill the customers
Started part time in the warehouse and moved up
to the corporate office and worked for 2 buyers at the
same time one in the automotive department as their
assistant. Then they left and I work for 2 more different buyers.
Then we started an export department so I worked for that buyer. He was training me to be an export buyer.
I worked with customers in Japan, Korea, China and other countries. He didn't want to travel as much so he was training me so i could travel when he didn't.
Worked with sales reps and had a close working relationship with them all.
When I worked in the warehouse I was the department leader for the Seasonal Dept.
I supervised about 20 people. We loaded and unloaded trucks for holiday products to our stores
in several different states. Scheduled appointments for in coming deliveries.
Pulled orders for our store deliveries and did inventory in the warehouse.
Started in the warehouse working part time (4 hours)
and worked my way up to a Buyer Assistant.
Excel
Word
Spreadsheets
Internet
10 Key
Computers