Division traffic superintendent vs operations manager

Differences between division traffic superintendent and operations manager duties and responsibilities

Division traffic superintendent example responsibilities.

• Assist in achieving ISO certification for Columbia branch.
• Manage all logistics operations, including inbound/outbound logistics and internal movement and storage of all company materials.
• Protect valuable banking, insurance and healthcare customer relationships while managing client global communication needs and adhering to regulatory compliance standards.
• Establish personnel controls, training programs, and logistics administrative procedures.
• Protect valuable banking, insurance and healthcare customer relationships while managing client global communication needs and adhering to regulatory compliance standards.
• Conduct and complete internal reviews of domestic mutual funds and institutional operations, including compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley and anti-money laundering requirements.

Operations manager example responsibilities.

• Manage and lead operations that include performance management, organizational development, employment compliance, employee relations, payroll management.
• Manage 2HVAC system retrofit replacement teams.
• Manage all invoices, A/P, A/R and other accounting duties.
• Manage computer operation teams supporting propriety and DoD programs at the Lewisville site.
• Manage 45 person division and day to day operations of scheduling, communications, A/R, A/P and customer care.
• Manage the export booking and documentation department ensuring smooth on-time delivery.
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