Dispatchers must safeguard the assets of the company and its drivers. They must be aware at all times of the safety aspect of the work site, the delivery site and road conditions and are responsible for the safety of the workers, contractors and public.

Duties and Responsibilities:

It should be noted that while the list of duties and responsibilities may not be complete and the requirements of each location may dictate variations it does represent the overall requirements of the job.

• Review delivery schedules and driver`s progress on a regular basis.
• Dispatching all fuel loads for the Highway Division (Contractor), i.e. taking orders.
• Maintain journey management documents and properly filled out dispatch sheets
• Dispatch drivers for deliveries.
• Assignment of the "On Call" schedule for drivers in accordance with management.
• Responsible for encouraging drivers to maintain, and submit accurate and timely truck reports, maintenance records, and daily checks.
• See that all drivers maintain an efficient work schedule and perform duties and deliveries in a timely manner.
• Come to work mentally and physically prepared to perform all duties and be prepared to work extra time to complete work schedules or requirements.
• See that drivers follow proper loading and unloading procedures.
• Daily duties may include: answering phones, serving customers, record keeping, bulk fuel and oil sales.
• Daily fuel Reconciliation
• Daily fuel Variance
• Monthly inventory count and reconciliation
• Dispatch highway loads and manage fuel inventory

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: From $52,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• Disability insurance
• Extended health care
• Life insurance
• RRSP match
• Vision care

Work Location: In person