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Manage operations and personnel across multiple locations supporting ~371–600 truck units. Oversee labor planning, workflow, training, customer relations, financial and asset management, quality, safety, recruiting, and performance against metrics to meet operational and financial objectives.

Provide administrative support to department staff including answering phones, scheduling, calendar management, preparing reports and presentations, maintaining files and budgets, arranging travel, handling mail, compiling and analyzing data, and assisting with projects and training. Maintain confidentiality, multi-task, and communicate effectively across organizational levels.

Manage material availability and inventory control for GM account: follow up purchased parts, liaise with suppliers, track critical parts and execute containment plans, arrange alternative sourcing or spot buys, manage truck loads and MGO inventory adjustments to prevent production interruptions.

Audit daily manifests and customer weekly reports, prepare and send invoices, maintain client contract and billing documentation, research billing discrepancies, communicate with field operations, and provide backup support for other billing specialists.

Provide administrative support, manage billing, develop reports, coordinate inventory, and assist with hiring and training staff.

The Operations Management Trainee assists with shop management processes, focusing on cost savings and customer retention while learning operations and fleet maintenance.

Hunters role developing new customer business in the Chesapeake, VA territory. Build pipelines, assess prospect profitability, prepare value-based proposals, transition accounts, collaborate with internal teams, report sales activity, and meet/exceed quota. Compensation includes base salary plus uncapped commission and mileage reimbursement.

Responsible for maintaining warehouse operations, managing inbound/outbound processes, communication with departments, and supporting logistics functions.

The Supply Chain Operations Manager oversees daily operations, ensuring customer satisfaction, managing staffing performance, and compliance with regulations.

The Technician I performs basic preventive maintenance and minor repairs on vehicles, working under close supervision and collaborating with senior technicians for diagnostics and complex repairs, aiming to build technical skills.