Transportation Specialist
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Berean is seeking for Transportation Management Specialist
Location: Greer, SCDuration: 12months contract
Qualifications:Must have working knowledge with DOT (Department of Transportation) regulation experience. This person will work on projects related to warehouse as well. This person needs to understand the process flow into and out of the warehouse. This team is responsible for getting damaged trailers repaired that are related to cross-dock operations. Will need to work with service providers on topics related to transportation. This person will be steering transportation topics with various process partners. This person will need to have a flexible schedule. This position has to work every other Saturday (day shift). Nights might also be required but this would be very rare occurrence. During the week, Monday-Friday this position works typical day shift hours 8am-5pm.
Must have: Must have working knowledge with DOT (Department of Transportation) regulation experience. Must have project management experience. Must have ability to create reports via Excel or PowerBI.
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