How do you list owner/operator on a resume?

The key to putting owner/operator experience on a resume is to focus on a few core skills and provide real-world examples of specific responsibilities and achievements.

The first place to mention that owner/operator is in the profile summary. In one to three sentences, touch on who you are as a candidate and what you bring to the table.

For example, "Goal-oriented Co-Owner Operator dedicated to high levels of customer satisfaction. Eighteen-plus years of experience in the transportation industry. Motivated, hard-working, enthusiastic, professional, personable, energetic, and reliable."

Next, you're going to want to elaborate on the specific experiences you had working as an owner/operator. You'll want to convey your experience using real-world examples and achievements like the profile summary.

For example, "Maintaining logs of working hours, vehicle service or repair status, following applicable state and federal regulations."

Top skills to include on an owner/operator resume:

• Proven practical experience in the same business area of operations.

• Exceptional verbal and written communication skills.

• Knowledge of business management and operations.

• Excellent customer service and ability to build rapport.

• Good negotiation and problem-solving skills.

• Commitment to safety and good driving practices.