Browse job descriptions commonly used by Trucking companies.
Entry-level operations role coordinating daily truck dispatch for inland container movements between ports, depots, CFS and customer doors.
Mid-level executive running day-to-day carrier and merchant haulage execution, ensuring containers move on schedule between terminals, depots and customers.
Mid-level operations controller managing real-time truck and driver allocation across a haulage fleet to maximise utilisation and on-time delivery.
Mid-level finance-operations role converting completed haulage trips into accurate freight invoices and resolving billing discrepancies.
Mid-level planning role optimising inland container flows, truck capacity and depot positioning across the road-freight network.
Mid-level role preparing transport documentation and supporting customs clearance for cross-border and inland container haulage.
Mid-level procurement role sourcing and managing sub-contracted hauliers, vehicles and transport vendors for the road-freight operation.
Mid-to-senior role owning road-transport safety, HSE compliance and regulatory adherence across the haulage fleet and depots.
Senior manager owning end-to-end haulage operations, fleet performance, depot interface and the operations team for a road-freight branch.
Senior IT role owning the transport management system, fleet telematics integration and digital initiatives across the trucking operation.
Leadership role with full P&L ownership for a regional road-freight operation spanning fleet, depots, commercial and support functions.
