Fleet Manager

Darigold Careers•Boise, ID

About The Position

Darigold is seeking a proactive, skilled Fleet Manager to join the team in Boise. The Fleet Manager is responsible for customer and driver satisfaction within the assigned location while meeting company goals for Safety & Compliance, Customer Service, and annual objectives. The Fleet Manager requires excellent customer relations and communication skills. The Site Fleet Manager is responsible for but not limited to scheduling drivers, dispatching, administrative tasks such as payroll, PO issuance, scheduling equipment maintenance. The Fleet Manager will monitor driver performance ensuring company policies including state, federal and DOT laws and regulations are in compliance. This position will be working weekends as a requirement with weekend schedule adjustments as tenure increases. What You Will Do Focus on Safety, Service, Cost, Professionalism and Respect. Ensure that all loads are delivered on time. Investigate and resolve all complaints, questions and problems. Enforce rules and apply policies fairly and consistently. Build a strong work relationship with employees and customers. Fleet Managers are the first point of contact for our professional drivers. Fleet Managers ensure our drivers have all the necessary tools to perform their job safely and on-time. Ensure all company safety policies are understood and enforced. Assist with safety training through safety bulletins and monthly tailgate meetings. Assist with Monthly IIPP Yard and Office Safety Checklists and report them to the Site Manager. Ensure that all Hours of Service regulations, DOT / State regulations, and company safety policies are adhered to. Ensure DOT Paper-logs and/or E-Logs are audited and correct. Ensure all assigned tractor and trailers are PM/BIT inspected with in time lines. Ensure that all assigned equipment is current on preventative maintenance. Report and record all collisions, injuries, and equipment damages on the safety register in a timely manner. Ensure all preventable damages are charged to the responsible party. Daily audit of all fuel purchases.

Requirements

An understanding of laws and requirements related to domestic and international distribution of food products as well as associated domestic D.O.T. and international export transportation requirements is essential.
Strong written and verbal communication skills at all levels
Must possess strong problem solving & project management skills
Strong geographical knowledge
Excellent organizational, attention to detail and time management skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite; to include Excel
High school diploma or GED
3+ years of experience managing in/outbound logistics in the food & beverage and or transportation industry
3+ years of experience in fleet management and routing, including DOT and safety compliance.
Experience using a Transportation Management System (TMS) or ability to adapt & learn new technology, OTM preferred

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain or other closely related field, preferred

Responsibilities

Focus on Safety, Service, Cost, Professionalism and Respect.
Ensure that all loads are delivered on time.
Investigate and resolve all complaints, questions and problems.
Enforce rules and apply policies fairly and consistently.
Build a strong work relationship with employees and customers.
Fleet Managers are the first point of contact for our professional drivers.
Fleet Managers ensure our drivers have all the necessary tools to perform their job safely and on-time.
Ensure all company safety policies are understood and enforced.
Assist with safety training through safety bulletins and monthly tailgate meetings.
Assist with Monthly IIPP Yard and Office Safety Checklists and report them to the Site Manager.
Ensure that all Hours of Service regulations, DOT / State regulations, and company safety policies are adhered to.
Ensure DOT Paper-logs and/or E-Logs are audited and correct.
Ensure all assigned tractor and trailers are PM/BIT inspected with in time lines.
Ensure that all assigned equipment is current on preventative maintenance.
Report and record all collisions, injuries, and equipment damages on the safety register in a timely manner.
Ensure all preventable damages are charged to the responsible party.
Daily audit of all fuel purchases.