Night Operations Representative

Reno, Nevada, United States

 

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About the Position

This position reports to the Night Area Managers and is responsible for track and trace functions of shipments for the brokerage division of ITS. This includes the following: 

  • Tracking and tracing current shipments in the ITS network.
  • Maintaining relationships with drivers and provide support as needed. 
  • Producing timely and accurate communication to all customers within the assigned network.  
  • Reviewing handoffs and understanding the state of the network daily. 
  • Working efficiency and ensuring accuracy of all work. 
  • Utilizing technology to properly track orders for on time delivery. 
  • Ensuring loads are on time and track and trace updates are sent per the required cadence. 
  • Updating delivery windows in Transportation Management Systems (TMS) to reflect actual changes in delivery times due to diversions or cancelations. 
  • Escalating concerns, delays, loss failures, loss of revenue and other issues with shipments to appropriate chain of command. 
  • Communicating effective hand-offs each shift.  
  • Other duties as assigned.

about the requirements

  • Minimum of one year experience in the transportation industry preferred, but not required.
  • Good communication skills, including professional business writing, verbal communication, and documentation in TMS.
  • Excellent interpersonal and relationship building skills.
  • High level “grit” with the ability to persevere and manage issues successfully in high stress situations.

 

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