Auditor

Capstone Logistics, LLC; Lincoln (NE); On-site; USD 52,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Capstone Logistics LLC in Lincoln, Nebraska, seeks a detail-oriented role responsible for auditing the quality of incoming loads, ensuring adherence to established standards, and identifying any deviations. The position focuses on on-arrival quality checks, violations review, and documenting issues observed.

You will document root causes via tablet procedures, gather up to 30 photographs from multiple angles when violations occur, and validate information before reporting.

Qualifications

• Observe the quality of loads on arrival
• Review loads for violations
• Identify and document root causes through tablet procedures
• Communicate violations by gathering up to 30 photographs using multiple angles if necessary
• Validate information prior to reporting violations

Responsibilities

• Observe the quality of loads on arrival
• Review loads for violations
• Identify and document root causes through tablet procedures
• Communicate violations by gathering up to 30 photographs using multiple angles if necessary
• Validate information prior to reporting violations

Job description

• This role is responsible for auditing the quality of incoming loads, ensuring compliance with established standards, and identifying any deviations.

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• None

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

Responsibilities:

• Observe the quality of loads on arrival
• Review loads for violations
• Identify and document root causes through tablet procedures
• Communicate violations by gathering up to 30 photographs using multiple angles if necessary
• Validate information prior to reporting violations

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