Transportation Load Planner & Scheduling Analyst

Great Lakes Cheese, Inc; Hiram Township (OH); Sur place; USD 55 000 - 75 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Great Lakes Cheese, Inc. is seeking a Transportation Load Planning Analyst to help execute the transportation network with inbound/outbound delivery planning and scheduling. You will support load planning, use TMS and scheduling systems, and back up the team as needed.

The role requires a Bachelor’s or equivalent experience, proficiency in Microsoft Office, and strong communication and problem-solving abilities. Office-based work with standard safety practices is expected.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or HS diploma with 4 years transportation operations experience.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
• Ability to learn and use TMS and scheduling software.

Responsabilités

• General planning support and issue resolution for transportation operations.
• Assist with load planning and routing for plants using TMS and scheduling systems.
• Provide backup for the load planning team as needed.
• Support departmental improvement and efficiency projects.
• Coordinate with transportation providers and schedule customer deliveries.
• Follow safety policies and quality standards (GMP) in daily tasks.
• Perform other responsibilities as assigned by the manager.

Connaissances

Microsoft Office suite

Communication skills

Organization skills

Problem-solving skills

Formation

Bachelor’s Degree in Supply Chain/Logistics

HS Diploma + 4 years transportation ops exp

Outils

TMS

Scheduling systems

SAP

Oracle TMS

Description du poste

Great Lakes Cheese, Inc. is seeking a Transportation Load Planning Analyst to help execute the transportation network with inbound/outbound delivery planning and scheduling. You will support load planning, use TMS and scheduling systems, and back up the team as needed.

The role requires a Bachelor’s or equivalent experience, proficiency in Microsoft Office, and strong communication and problem-solving abilities. Office-based work with standard safety practices is expected.