CTA

Logistics

Manager,Transportation-Rail

$111k+ Illinois, United States
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Manager candidates.

The Brief

“Manager, Transportation - Rail at CTA. Skills: Transportation management, Rail operations, Process improvement. Oversee daily rail operations. Develop and implement transportation strategies”

What You'll Achieve.

Optimize transportation efficiency; Reduce transportation costs; Ensure on-time delivery performance; Maintain high service levels

Industry & Context.

Logistics
Problems you'll solve

Root cause analysis; Troubleshooting

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Bachelor's degree, 5 years of experience in transportation or logistics, 3 years of experience in a management role

Nice to Have

Master's degree in a related field, Experience with rail operations, Knowledge of transportation regulations

What You'll Do.

Oversee daily rail operations

Develop and implement transportation strategies

Manage relationships with rail carriers and vendors

Monitor operational performance and key metrics

Ensure compliance with transportation regulations

Develop and manage departmental budget

Lead and mentor transportation team

Identify and implement process improvements

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams; External stakeholders

Communication Scope

Report writing; Presentation skills

Process & Methodology

Process improvement, Budget management

Full Job Description

SALARY $110,872.59 POSITION SUMMARY Manages, plans, and coordinates staff actions and performance of rail operations personnel at the route/terminal levels. Supervises operations in the respective service areas to ensure the highest quality of safe, on-time, clean and friendly transit service. Effectively and efficiently addresses service challenges presented by weather, service emergencies and normal day-to-day operations to ensure that the needs of the internal and external customers are met. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES Supervises and provides mentoring support to employees regarding work assignment, job duties and responsibilities, including the performance and procedures associated with job functions. Investigates violations of rules, regulations and standard operating procedures.   Conducts interviews of employees when violations of the Authority’s rules, regulations, policies and procedures occur.   Determines and administers the appropriate course of action in accordance with the established guidelines of the Authority and Local Union.   Maintains the appropriate tracking documents as a resource to record/document interviews that have been conducted.   Manages staff to ensure safe and high quality customer service is met. Travels to accident and emergency sites to supervise, rail service personnel and their operations. Works to implement campaigns to prevent employee and passenger accidents through observations, safety audits, accident/incident investigations, and monitoring compliance with safety regulations. Recommends corrective measures to prevent accidents, reduce injuries, and minimize customer service complaints. Communicates alternate routes, advises on shuttle service, and works in conjunction with management staff to ensure that staffing needs are met. Answers customer service questions and resolves customer complaints on the field. Observes operations and recommends service improvements to maintain and increase ridership. Collaborates with employees a

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