Jobs at Universal Logistics Holdings, Inc.

Operate yard trucks to move trailers and support transportation and logistics operations at the Romulus facility. The role works overnight shifts Sunday through Friday, offers overtime after 40 hours, annual wage progression, and union benefits. A CDL A is advantageous but not required.

Corporate Attorney responsible for reviewing and drafting transportation, procurement, contractor, and operating agreements; handling employment matters, EEOC and non-compete disputes; representing the company in auto liability, commercial, collection, and cargo litigation; coordinating with outside counsel; and drafting demand letters.

Owner/operator truck drivers transport freight from ports, rail ramps, and customer facilities around Charlotte. Responsibilities include route planning, meeting delivery schedules, vehicle inspections, maintaining records, following transportation regulations, and communicating with dispatchers and customers. The role offers local, regional, and long-haul lanes, home-daily schedules, and owner-operator programs. Applicants need at least six months of tractor-trailer experience, a valid Class A CDL, and a 2005-or-newer tractor.

Drive local intermodal freight routes from the Louisville terminal to rail ramps, ports, and customer facilities. This full-time, home-daily position operates mainly during weekday day shifts, handles light-touch freight, and pays per move or step. A Class A CDL and six months of verifiable recent driving experience are required; prior rail experience is preferred but not mandatory.

Owner-operators haul intermodal freight from Universal Logistics’ Harvey, Illinois facility on local and regional routes. Drivers can choose overnight or day shifts, with home-daily freight available six days per week. Responsibilities require operating trucks from 2005 or newer and obtaining Hazmat endorsement within 60 days. Compensation includes percentage pay up to 70%, weekly gross potential of $3,000–$4,000, and annual gross potential exceeding $200,000. Lease-purchase options, chassis, parking, insurance, plate, and tire programs are available.

Operate switcher vehicles at Fuquay Yard during overnight shifts from Monday through Thursday, with occasional Friday work. The role supports Universal Logistics’ transportation and supply chain operations. Compensation is $24.75 per hour, and the position offers opportunities for growth within the company.

Intermodal owner-operators transport freight from Universal’s Harvey, Illinois terminal on local and regional routes. The role offers day and overnight shifts, home-daily freight, percentage pay up to 70%, and lease-purchase options. Drivers must operate trucks from 2005 or newer and obtain a Hazmat endorsement within 60 days. Regional freight may travel across Iowa, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, and Minnesota.

Drive regional and dedicated CDL-A routes from Smyrna, Tennessee, serving multiple states and transporting consistent freight. Responsibilities include operating tractor-trailers safely, following DOT requirements, meeting route schedules, and maintaining compliance with company driving standards. Drivers may have daily or every-other-day home time. The role offers hourly pay, mileage and stop-off compensation, benefits, paid time off, and training opportunities for qualified new drivers.

The Employee Relations Manager oversees employee relations across multiple locations, including workplace investigations, conflict resolution, grievance hearings, performance management, policy administration, and employee engagement. The role advises managers, ensures employment law compliance, supports union relations, maintains confidential records, partners with legal and HR leadership, and delivers training. It also contributes to organizational change, workforce planning, retention, and workplace culture initiatives.

Leads operational startups, implementations, and business expansion initiatives across multiple locations. Oversees launch teams, project governance, timelines, staffing, training, risk mitigation, reporting, and post-launch stabilization. Partners with operations, engineering, safety, HR, finance, IT, and executive leadership to ensure successful execution. Develops project managers, standardizes launch processes, and drives continuous improvement across logistics and transportation operations.

Unload and move vehicles on and off railroad equipment while maintaining safety, quality, inventory accuracy, and records. Inspect cargo, prepare and secure auto racks, coordinate releases, conduct daily safety briefings, and assist with labor planning. The role requires outdoor work in all weather, driving manual and automatic vehicles, physical mobility in tight spaces, and communication with team members and railroad personnel.

Train as a ground person and hostler driver to direct crane operations, prepare railcars, move containers and trailers throughout an intermodal terminal, inspect equipment, maintain yard safety and organization, document movements, and coordinate with dispatchers and terminal personnel.

Lead the strategy, governance, deployment, reliability, and lifecycle planning of robotic and automated systems across multiple logistics facilities. Develop automation standards, oversee large-scale implementations, align robotics initiatives with business goals, manage budgets, establish safety and change-control governance, and mentor engineering and technical teams.

Operate an owner-operator tractor for home-daily intermodal port work from the Puyallup terminal. Responsibilities include transporting light-touch freight, following dispatch and safety requirements, and maintaining compliant equipment. The role offers Monday–Friday schedules, optional weekend work, no forced dispatch, company-owned chassis, road service, parking, fuel discounts, and insurance options.

Owner-operator CDL A truck driver operating dedicated collection routes from Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, or nearby areas. Responsibilities include hauling loads over the road or on daily routes, completing multiple collection stops, relaying loaded trailers, and operating Sunday through Friday. Compensation is based on mileage and collection stops, before fuel expenses.

Drive local Class A tractor-trailers on scheduled shuttle routes for an automotive client, returning home daily. The role includes a night shift from 7:00 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. and requires safe driving, compliance with moving-violation and accident limits, and valid CDL Class A credentials. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, paid time off, holidays, and a 401(k) after 90 days.

Supervise inbound and outbound cross-dock operations, including trailer unloading, scanning, sortation, sequencing, and reloading. Lead material handlers, forklift operators, and dockworkers while monitoring productivity, accuracy, dwell times, and safety. Coordinate with transportation, yard management, and customer service teams to ensure timely departures. Maintain equipment readiness, conduct safety audits and investigations, train staff, and prepare shift performance reports.

Flatbed owner-operators are sought to join Universal Logistics, a transportation and logistics provider. The role involves operating a flatbed truck as an independent owner-operator within Universal’s transportation network. The posting highlights available tools, growth opportunities, and immediate openings in the applicant’s area.

Regional Class A owner-operators transport freight as part of Universal Logistics’ transportation and logistics operations. The posting highlights immediate opportunities and access to tools and growth opportunities but does not provide detailed route, compensation, or operational responsibilities.

Owner-operator opportunity with Universal Logistics, providing transportation and logistics services across supply chains. The role offers immediate employment, growth opportunities, and access to company tools and resources. Specific route, equipment, compensation, and qualification details are not provided.