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UPS is seeking a Dispatch Supervisor in Colorado to assist and review small package dispatch activity, ensure timely service, safety, and cost goals, and coordinate with teams to maintain staffing and equipment for transportation needs.
Responsibilities include reviewing driver hours for compliance, conducting hazardous materials audits, safety reports, training needs, and performance evaluations, while overseeing yard operations and trailer inventory.
Job Summary This position assists and reviews UPS Small Package dispatch activity to ensure timely and proficient service. He/She assists with dispatch planning and is responsible for ensuring that service, safety, and cost goals are met. This position coordinates with others to ensure dispatch plans are executed efficiently along with adequate staffing and equipment levels for transportation needs. He/She oversees load and tractor planning and assignments, monitors load movements, and tracks the condition of equipment. This position reviews, analyzes, and tracks various dispatch and service reports and schedules. He/She creates efficient dispatch plans, verifies service levels, addresses performance issues, and incorporates modifications such as new customers, new locations, and additional loads into dispatch plans. This position oversees yard operations by coordinating drivers with load volume, ensuring that trailers are in the correct locations and are loaded or empty as planned, and confirming accurate trailer inventory.
Employee Type: Permanent
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