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ORC is seeking a full-time, exempt Right of Way Project Manager to work on projects throughout the New York Metropolitan area and will work primarily at the ORC office in Manhattan for Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) projects, although some remote work may be allowable based upon field activity and office coverage.
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Prospective Officers may also receive specialized training in transportation management, freight classifications, methods of working with civilian and other service carriers, and special handling of medicines and explosives.
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At Trane TechnologiesTM and through our businesses including Trane® and Thermo King®, we create innovative climate solutions for buildings, homes, and transportation that challenge what's possible for a sustainable world.
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National Express companies share a strong commitment to provide the highest level of transportation safety, quality transportation, outstanding customer service and positive employee relations.
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Proficiency in managing accounts within industries such as trucking, real estate, transportation, livery, and electricians. Utilize Applied EPIC software for efficient account management and leverage advanced Excel skills for data analysis and reporting.
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And, you're at least 18 years old with a valid driver's license, reliable transportation (not public transportation - you may need to drive to make deposits for the restaurant sometimes) and a true desire to learn and grow.
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Hands-on functional configuration and design experience with SAP Transportation Management (TM) Develop a global community of SAP Supply Chain practitioners across Deloitte. Experience leading pre-sales, proposal, and RFPs.
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If you're already a successful manager, you need to check out our Restaurant General Manager position. As a Restaurant General Manager, you have the keys to a $1 million+ business (literally.
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FlexStaff is seeking a Logistics Manager/Business Development Manager for our client, a full-service transportation company offering services related to all phases of cargo handling including ocean freight, air freight, refrigerated services, NVOCC, logistics management, trucking and warehousing.
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Handle callouts from drivers and/or driver helpers, provide alternate solutions for deliveries, and communicate absences and vacation requests with the Transportation Manager, Human Resources, and Payroll in a timely fashion.
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The Assistant Transportation Manager is responsible for providing operational oversight, day-to-day management, and directly supervising staff and financial performance. With a team of highly trained drivers and the industry’s strongest safety record, First Student delivers reliable, quality services including full-service transportation and management, special-needs transportation, route optimization, scheduling, maintenance, and charter services for 1,100 school districts contracts.
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Demonstrate proficiency in MTA (Metropolitan Transportation Authority) projects, understanding and complying with their specific regulations and standards. The firm’s market sectors include transportation (highway, bridge, and rail infrastructure); building and facility projects inclusive of schools and colleges, medical care, housing, wastewater treatment, commercial and site development; and municipal engineering.
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2-5 years of experience on US regulations and requirements for import, export and domestic shipments of grocery items including US Customs, US Foreign Trade Zone and Department of Transportation Laws.
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When you have the security, reliability and experience of more than 30 years helping your business with its warehousing, transportation, and specialty needs, you’ll never look at your business the same.
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In addition: Staffing, Paperwork, Cost Controls, Cash control, Food management, Work to a Schedule, Perfect Image and adherence to standards, Great Customer Service, Attendance & punctuality, Transportation to/from work, Store cleanliness, Marketing, Profitability.
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