We are currently looking for Business General Manager for Canada. You are responsible for inventory and inspection of your client’s vehicles while following photo/service guidelines. You also ensure FIFO stock rotation within our coolers and facility. Must be comfortable dealing with U.S Customs officials and follow C-TPAT policies.
Rob Williams has moved to the Middle East, and Carl McKinnon joins us from GE Digital Energy as Vice President of Sales.
3. Operations
Operations is the backbone of Redline Trucking. They take care of all the daily tasks needed to keep our trucks on the road and delivering goods to their customers. This includes inventory and inspections of products. They also work closely with the Quality department to ensure all product is inspected and meets all required standards before it gets loaded on a truck.
Operations is also responsible for overseeing all aspects of the local car wash. They ensure that all associates provide customer service and an excellent experience that leaves each customer feeling mintty.
In addition to expanding their team of employees, Redline recently added Carl McKinnon as vice president of worldwide sales. He brings a wealth of experience from his time at GE Digital Energy and will be instrumental in helping Redline grow their presence in the oil and gas market.
4. Finance
Redline Trucking is a line-haul freight transportation company that specializes in transporting liquid cargo. They have a large number of trucks and have grown into a sizable business in recent years. The company reinvests profit and occasionally goes into debt to buy new trucks when theirs are outdated.
Redline is also expanding its global presence. Rob Williams, who was previously the president of North America, has moved to the Middle East to head up the company’s operations in the region. Carl McKinnon has joined the company as vice president of worldwide sales. He brings deep communications expertise and knowledge of the energy sector from his work at GE Digital Energy.
5. Insurance
Insurance is an important part of any business, and it’s even more crucial for a trucking company that hauls dry bulk products. Redline Trucking uses a variety of different insurance policies to cover their equipment, drivers and cargo. They also make sure to keep up with industry trends and changes in insurance policies. This ensures that they’re always on top of their game when it comes to keeping their employees and cargo safe. In addition, they use a wash facility to keep their trucks looking their best on the road. This helps them stand out from the competition and win repeat business.
6. Maintenance
Redline Trucking has been in business since the early 90’s, and the company started a maintenance facility to keep equipment on the road. They have a full service shop for trucks and trailers and provide their drivers with a wash building to keep their equipment looking fresh.
Because they are a small company, they can stay close to their employees and make sure everyone has what they need. They also focus on repeat business, so they can build a relationship with their customers and prove that they are worth calling back.
The ideal candidate would be comfortable dealing with U.S. Customs officials and following C-TPAT policies on behalf of the company. They would be able to communicate issues in an efficient manner, follow quality guidelines and ensure all photos are taken and services completed correctly.
7. Logistics
Logistics encompasses all the processes that move raw materials, inventory and finished goods from one place to another. This includes procurement of supplies and equipment, distribution of the products to customers and warehousing space. It is often confused with supply chain management, but the difference between them is that logistics focuses on a single company and its internal issues while supply chain management involves multiple companies and their sequential processes.
While the term was originally a military-based idea of how to obtain, store and transport equipment and supplies, it has been adopted by businesses as a way to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Effective business logistics can result in lower inventory costs, more timely deliveries to clients and even increased sales. It’s also vital to maintaining a high level of customer satisfaction and long-term profitability. In short, logistics is the lifeblood of every business.
8. Maintenance Technician
Oversees all aspects of local car wash operations from parking lot to exit, ensuring customers experience excellent customer service that leaves them “Feeling Mint.” Leads a team of up to fifteen associates who are focused on delivering the company’s mission.
Responsible for ensuring all available vehicles are photographed/serviced during each client visit. Follows customer photography and service guidelines at all times.
Ensures FIFO stock rotation at facilities and coolers. Prepares quality reports for other departments. Communicates any issues or concerns to a leader, supervisor, or manager.
Inventories and inspects goods to be moved. Must be comfortable dealing with U.S. and Canadian Customs officials on behalf of the company. Ability to provide police clearance and pass initial and ongoing drug testing. Mechanical abilities are a plus.
9. Maintenance Supervisor
If you’re a natural leader who enjoys new challenges, a position as general manager may be perfect for you. These leaders are the backbone of businesses, overseeing daily operations and improving other aspects to ensure efficiency. They are also responsible for training heads of departments and developing strategic plans.
They also have to be good problem-solvers when things go wrong—like when daily bookkeeping doesn’t match up with cash flow or equipment stops working. They have to find a solution quickly or risk losing the business’s customers.
Getting into a general management job takes determination and work experience. Many people start their careers in entry-level roles and make their way up through the ranks. Other people pursue a degree in business administration or similar fields to develop the skills needed to succeed as a general manager. Whatever the path, it’s important to focus on leadership and customer service.
10. Maintenance Manager
A maintenance manager is responsible for the installation, repair and upkeep of a company’s facilities. They must be knowledgeable of all maintenance processes, health and safety regulations and policies. They must also be able to identify and use methods of making the maintenance process more efficient.
While there is no single path to becoming a general manager, many of them have worked their way up through the ranks at their current companies from lower-level management jobs or even as an entry-level employee. Some have degrees in business management.
Being a general manager is a tough job that requires determination and experience. They manage daily operations, oversee employees and handle a variety of other tasks that are essential to keeping their businesses running smoothly. This is a high-level position that is highly sought after in the business world.