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Looking for average salary information for jobs in the Transportation industry? There are 2761 jobs in Transportation industry. Average salaries can vary and range from $50,005 to $79,970. Salary ranges can differ significantly depending on the job, category, location, required experience, specific skills, education, and other factors... Salaries listed below are U.S. national averages data from October 25, 2024.

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Workforce Management Analyst II

Alternate Job Titles: Contact Center Scheduler II | Call Center Scheduler II | Contact Center Forecasting and Resourcing Analyst II | Contact Center Metrics Analyst II | Customer Service Center Scheduler II

Responsible for monitoring the contact center workload and scheduling function. Analyzes contact center patterns, including volumes, trends, attrition rates, and contact center representative productivities. Utilizes the analysis results to forecast contact center workload and builds scheduling plans to meet business objectives. Maintains and adjusts staffing schedule assignments to maintain conta... View job details

Workforce Management Analyst III

Alternate Job Titles: Contact Center Scheduler III | Call Center Scheduler III | Contact Center Forecasting and Resourcing Analyst III | Contact Center Metrics Analyst III | Customer Service Center Scheduler III

Workforce Management and Scheduling Supervisor

Alternate Job Titles: Contact Center Scheduling Supervisor | Call Center Scheduling Supervisor | Contact Center Agent and Resources Scheduling Supervisor | Customer Service Center Forecasting/Optimization Supervisor

Leads contact center scheduling function daily activities. Responsible for contact center workforce scheduling to ensure high utilization rate and operational needs. Coordinates with management to forecast headcount needs and develop staffing plan. Provides recommendations for improving contact center scheduling and operations. Advanced analytical skills are typically required. Typically requires ... View job details

Workplace Hazard Prevention Administrator I

Alternate Job Titles: Health and Safety Administrator I | Entry Health and Safety Administrator | OSHA Inspection Coordinator I

Responsible for identifying hazardous workplace conditions. Takes samples and measurements of hazardous materials, and coordinates the removal of physical, biological and chemical hazards. Trains employees on safety, company policies and procedures, and regulations pertaining to employee safety. Ensures compliance with all applicable federal and state health and safety regulations and ensures nece... View job details

Workplace Health and Safety Engineer I

Alternate Job Titles: Env., Health, and Safety Engineer I | Environmental Health Engineer I | Environmental, Health and Safety Engineer I

Implements and maintains company policies adhering to local, state and federal environmental, health and safety regulations. Involved in the design and development of facilities, work areas and work procedures and makes environmental, health and safety recommendations accordingly. Responsible for preparing, maintaining, and updating environmental policy and procedure manuals. Ensures compliance wi... View job details

Workplace Safety Inspector II

Alternate Job Titles: Safety Technician II | Intermediate Safety Technician

Inspects work areas and equipment to ensure compliance with company, state, and federal safety policies and regulations. Responsibilities also include documenting safety inspections, citing dangerous areas/procedures and recommending corrective procedures, and maintaining safety equipment supply and availability. May require a bachelor's degree in area of specialty. Typically reports to a supervis... View job details

Workplace Safety Inspector III

Alternate Job Titles: Safety Technician III | Senior Safety Technician

Yard Dog

Alternate Job Titles: Yard Jockey | Spotter Truck Driver | Terminal Operator/Yard Jockey | Yard Jockey (CDL-A Required) | Yard Jockey Hostler Driver

Operates gasoline or diesel powered tractor trailer combination bringing trailers to loading docks to be unloaded. Backs trailer to loading docks, performs safety checks to secure trailer, opens bay doors, and assists dock workers in loading/unloading trailer. Maintains radio or telephone contact with dispatcher to receive delivery or pick up instructions or to receive notice of changes in schedul... View job details

Yard Jockey

Alternate Job Titles: Spotter Truck Driver | Terminal Operator/Yard Jockey | Yard Dog | Yard Jockey (CDL-A Required) | Yard Jockey Hostler Driver

Yard Jockey (CDL-A Required)

Alternate Job Titles: Yard Jockey | Spotter Truck Driver | Terminal Operator/Yard Jockey | Yard Dog | Yard Jockey Hostler Driver

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About Transportation Industry

Companies in the Transportation & Logistics sector engage in the movement of passengers and goods, provide warehousing and supply chain management of goods, and conduct other related transportation support activities. Examples of transportation-related activities include scenic and sightseeing services, port and terminal management, repair and maintenance of transportation equipment, postal and courier services, and air traffic control.

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