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Clermont, Fl, Us

Jacksonville, Florida

Warrensville Heights, Ohio

Branch Operations ManagerCompany Name Airgas Dry Ice Dates Employed Aug 2009 – Present Employment Duration •7 yrs 7 mos * Responsible for the day-to-day administration and logistics of all activities and operation of the branch.* Improved sales by developing efficient routes and meeting customer needs and timelines.* Manage over one hundred accounts and maintain 99% on time delivery performance.* Maintain facility and assets * Prepare payroll and writing performance reviews* Improved and maintain safety record for equipment and personnel.* Manage all DOT rules/Airgas policies. * Manage and supervise all drivers and personnel.* Manage branch monthly and yearly P&L.

Cleveland, Ohio

Provide customer service to assigned accounts and build and maintain rapport.*Load, unload, and drive the products to their appropriate destinations.*Manage inventory and place orders for the next day.*Utilize point of purchase (POS) materials to drive sales.

Iwakuni, Japan

Traffic Managers ---- plan and direct the overall traffic management program of an organization;-- develop, adapt, and implement policies and plans to support the mission of the agency or installation served;-- analyze and advise on transportation matters;-- conduct traffic studies;-- negotiate with carriers; and/or-- represent the organization's position in disputes, such as disagreements over rates and charges.Traffic management specialists perform staff analytical work. They may ---- develop, plan, evaluate, and advise on traffic management policies and programs;-- conduct special studies and work on projects in a specific functional area; and/or-- study the general development, application, and impact of traffic management programs, policies, and operations, rather than focusing on individual shipments or transportation of passengers.Some positions require specialized knowledge, such as ---- knowledge of particular transportation programs; i.e., freight, personal property, and/or passenger;-- knowledge of the transportation requirements and systems for specific geographic areas (international, continental United States);-- knowledge of particular functions or programs that require transportation support, e.g., contract administration, supply, storage, distribution, or inventory management;-- knowledge of program operations to identify and define requirements for the use of automated systems; and/or-- knowledge of contract methodology for the procurement of specific transportation services.