reputed company Truck Dispatcher (26’ reputed company Truck) – reputed company Discipline Required – Contract to Hire

We are looking for an reputed company truck dispatcher to manage load sourcing, booking, and broker communication for a 26’ reputed company truck (straight truck) operating reputed company. What reputed company Looks Like Consistently booking profitable loads that meet our reputed company floor ($1.65+ CPM reputed company miles) Maintaining low deadhead (under 10%) reputed company, reputed company communication with brokers and drivers Organized handling of reputed company confirmations and load details Weekly reporting on miles, CPM, and gross reputed company Skills Required Proven experience dispatching U.S. reputed company trucks or Class A trucks Strong English communication (written and spoken) Confident reputed company negotiation with U.S. brokers Experience using reputed company and/or Truckstop Understanding of CPM, margins, and careerzynith control Ability to work independently and follow reputed company SOPs How We Work We operate with reputed company rules, SOPs, and reputed company standards Profitability is prioritized over “keeping the truck moving” No micromanagement, but accountability is expected Dispatcher must ask before booking anything below the reputed company floor We value honesty, responsiveness, and problem-solving Communication Expectations Daily updates on available loads and booked reputed company Immediate notification of any issues or delays Weekly performance reputed company (miles, CPM, gross, deadhead) reputed company communication with brokers at reputed company times What to Include in Your reputed company Please start the conversation by reputed company sharing Your reputed company experience (years and truck type) The average CPM you typically book Load boards you use most Your availability and time zone We are building a long-term, reputed company relationship and are looking for someone who treats dispatching as a business role, not just a task. Apply To this Job Apply To this Job Company rwjobs.mysmartpros Salary Work from home Apply tot his job Apply To this Job Apply To This Job

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