Traffic Manager
Prashar Road Carriers · Delhi · onsite · Posted 1d ago
Undisclosed6–10 yrsfulltimeSourced from
About a minute. You'll make an account on the way through.
About this role
Role & responsibilities
- Get very competitiven freight rates in shortest possible time and optimize transportation costs while maintaining service quality.
- Coordinate with transporters, fleet owners, brokers, drivers, and customers for timely vehicle availability.
- Manage daily fleet operations, vehicle placement, and dispatch planning for FTL and PTL transportation.
- Plan vehicle deployment for PAN India movements and ensure on-time pickup and delivery.
- Monitor vehicle tracking, transit status, delivery schedules, and proof of delivery (POD).
- Handle vehicle breakdowns, delays, detention, and other operational issues.
- Maintain daily MIS reports for vehicle placement, freight costs, delivery performance, and transporter payments.
- Ensure proper documentation, e-way bills, bilty/LR, and compliance with applicable transport regulations.
Preferred candidate profile
- 10th Pass/Graduate in any discipline; candidates with logistics or supply chain qualifications preferred.
- 5-10 years of experience as Traffic Manager.
- Experience in a transport company, 3PL, or logistics organization handling PAN India movements.
- Good network of transporters and brokers for trucks, containers, and trailers.
- Strong negotiation, coordination, problem-solving, and communication skills.
- Proficiency in MS Excel, transportation MIS, and ERP/TMS systems.
- Ability to work under pressure, manage multiple vehicle placements, and meet tight delivery schedules.
Perks and benefits
- Competitive salary commensurate with experience and capabilities.
- Performance-based incentives linked to operational efficiency and cost savings.
- Opportunity to work with a 33+ years old PAN India transportation company.
- Supportive work environment with opportunities to develop a strong transporter network.
Sourced from naukri
Skills
Broker ContactsFleet Owners ContactsGetting Competitive Freight Rates