Transportation Supervisor - CDL & Safety Lead

Sysco Corp.; Illinois; On-site; USD 63,000 - 94,000; Full time

Job summary

Sysco Illinois is seeking a Supervisor, Transportation to support the transportation manager in delivering and backhaul activities. You will train, supervise, and ensure safety and regulatory compliance for all transportation associates while promoting operational efficiency.

Responsibilities include scheduling, cross-training, asset utilization, and coordinating with warehouse teams. Prior experience with DOT rules, SOPs, and safety programs is essential.

Qualifications

• 2-4 years of transportation experience and/or training.
• Commercial Vehicle Drivers must have the ability to read and speak English sufficiently.

Responsibilities

• Supervises daily work and safety of transportation associates.
• Ensures compliance with DOT/OSHA and keeps electronic logs current.
• Oversees labor hours, schedules, and budget adherence.
• Trains new associates and cross-trains existing staff.
• Directs use of company assets to support delivery.
• Coordinates repairs and reviews productivity reports.
• Enforces policies and procedures including food safety and record-keeping.
• Communicates with warehouse and customer service to resolve issues.
• Maintains associate relations and conducts safety inspections.
• May travel to other distribution centers or offices as needed.

Skills

Transportation experience

Leadership

DOT regulations

FMCSA knowledge

Problem solving

English proficiency

Education

High school diploma/GED

College degree in business/supply chain (preferred)

Job description

Sysco Illinois is seeking a Supervisor, Transportation to support the transportation manager in delivering and backhaul activities. You will train, supervise, and ensure safety and regulatory compliance for all transportation associates while promoting operational efficiency.

Responsibilities include scheduling, cross-training, asset utilization, and coordinating with warehouse teams. Prior experience with DOT rules, SOPs, and safety programs is essential.