Top Transportation Operations & Support Jobs

The Production Planner manages production schedules, communicates with customers, tracks orders, analyzes production data, and reconciles shipments in a manufacturing setting.

Oversees manufacturing, purchasing, and inventory control. Coordinates proposal activities and material/labor estimates, ensures compliance, and monitors program budgets.

The Associate Manager of Operations will oversee transportation operations, manage team performance, and drive continuous improvement initiatives for the Eaton account.

The Executive Assistant will manage the CEO's schedule, coordinate travel, support meeting preparations, handle communications, and manage administrative operations. This role requires discretion and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.

The Partner Operations Manager supports moonshot teams by managing accounts and vendor relationships, improving operational processes, and facilitating project graduation.

The Operations Specialist will assist in dispatching ocean containers, manage communication with customers and carriers, and maintain operational execution.

This role supports daily terminal and delivery operations, coordinates with drivers and supervisors, and manages customer service and operational tasks.

As an Operations Associate at Flexdrive, you will assist customers with the car rental process, prepare rental vehicles, manage vehicle lot organization, and uphold high customer service standards in a team-oriented environment.

The Auditor role involves examining incoming loads for quality, documenting violations, and ensuring compliance with standards. It includes photographic evidence and validation of information prior to reporting.

The Selector selects products in a warehouse using equipment like electric pallet jacks and manages data entry and administrative tasks.

Warehouse Associates will select, haul freight, audit, repack, sort, palletize, clean, and perform duties as assigned, requiring physical strength and a strong work ethic.

Assist with receiving, dispatching, inspecting, and stocking products; coordinating schedules with delivery drivers; responding to customer inquiries; and maintaining safe work practices.

Assist in receiving and dispatching products, managing inventories, coordinating shipments, resolving customer inquiries, and conducting weekly reporting.

The EHS Leader is responsible for developing and implementing safety programs, conducting training, conducting audits, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, and promoting a safe work environment.

The EHS Specialist will lead EHS programs and ensure compliance with regulations, support safety initiatives, and promote an accountable culture in the manufacturing facility.