The HRIS Analyst is responsible for supporting and maintaining the HRIS, ensuring Workday compliance, managing security assignments, developing user documentation, and analyzing data for process improvements. The role includes handling payroll systems, running reports, and collaborating on HR projects.

The Logistics Account Manager oversees freight operations for specific customer accounts, ensuring exceptional service and communication. Responsibilities include building shipments, providing customer service, managing accounts receivable, and quoting rates. The role requires strong organizational and problem-solving skills in a fast-paced environment.

The Logistics Customer Sales Specialist is responsible for creating and managing a book of business in a 3rd Party Logistics environment. Duties include building customer relationships, selling freight services, overseeing operations, pricing and negotiating freight, and achieving sales goals.

The Transload Operator unloads bulk liquid railcars to tank trailers, maintains proper documentation, follows safety guidelines, operates loading systems, and engages in safety training. Responsible for ensuring the workplace meets requirements and performs additional duties as necessary.

The Order Indexing Specialist will support the operations workflow by reviewing and updating orders, ensuring accurate billing and driver pay, and maintaining excellent communication with terminals. Responsibilities include verifying order details, indexing paperwork, identifying missed revenue, and coaching terminal personnel on best practices.

The Transload Operator is responsible for unloading bulk liquid railcars to tank trailers, maintaining documentation to meet food grade customer requirements, and following operational procedures. The job involves operating railcar loading systems, ensuring safety compliance, and keeping storage areas organized while reporting directly to the Operations Supervisor.

The ISO Lift Operator operates forklifts to manage intermodal equipment, ensuring proper storage, maintenance, and inspection. They document equipment locations, update electronic tracking systems, communicate with dispatchers, and maintain safety standards. The role involves physical labor and requires knowledge of hydraulic components and ISO standards.