Transportation coordinator vs receiving supervisor

Differences between transportation coordinator and receiving supervisor duties and responsibilities

Transportation coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage inventory and maintain proper FDA and AATB storage requirements establish for allograft tissue.
• Enhance vendor and order management by leading training sessions on the standard procedures of managing freight within the TMS.
• Utilize TMS to actively manage on-time performance and automation objectives
• Manage accountability for operating costs, planning of rotation deployment and redeployment.
• Charge with managing contracts for non-emergency and emergency transportation of Medicaid and Medicare members.
• Coordinate freight between shippers and dispatchers to ensure on-time delivery and efficient transportation.
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Receiving supervisor example responsibilities.

• Create policies and procedures responsible for achieving ISO certification within 1st year of employment.
• Manage inventory utilizing WMS systems.
• Manage productivity reports for all employees and ensure accurate inventory levels through WMS computer warehousing systems and maintain all receiving billing.
• Provide and maintain HAZMAT training for all employees and keep records for the store.
• Volunteer to become HazMat certify in order to ensure warehouse safety.
• Manage productivity reports for all employees and ensure accurate inventory levels through WMS computer warehousing systems and maintain all receiving billing.
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