Truck Logistic Dispatcher
We Are The Eyes And Ears For The Driver And Your Company.
The ALL-SANTOA dispatcher’s responsibilities involve keeping the client happy. We offer a dispatching service at 6 %. Some of the services we offer are written negotiating and route planning dispatching we get you the highest load and help with all paper paperwork.
We help as well: If there is a problem with time frame, budget, and capacity. Direct communication with
the driver develops trust that is essential when needed to navigate quick changes.
We work to save the driver time and customer money. Each day the dispatcher manages the progress of current loads and locates opportunities to consolidate deliveries. Identifying opportunities to reduce travel time helps the customer with cost. helps by utilizing technology to manage loads, assist with fuel efficiency, and check for potential weather issues.
Price :
$20.00
To Build The Perfect Load WE
- Consolidate by allocating items to a container to maximize the available space.
- Optimize costs by reducing unnecessary expenditures before a delivery hits the road.
- Find ways to collaborate with outside sources to complete operations.
- Comply with loading and unloading regulations
Our Dispatcher Responsibilities
- Answering all forms of correspondence (i.e. calls, emails & texts) from drivers, shippers, and brokers.
- Schedule delivery and pick-up times while taking into consideration the customer’s timeframe requirements.
- Determine the best delivery methods and negotiate rates directly with vendors and customers.
- Ensure to give information to the truck driver if there are any special features in the freight they may have.
- Freight dispatchers help drivers with navigating weather delays by overseeing and monitoring the drivers’ schedules.
- Notify drivers of inclement weather and impacted driving conditions.
- Comply with state and federal transportation regulations, procedures, and laws.
- Provide assistance, support, and crisis management for drivers.
- Ensure all trucks are perfectly equipped and adhere to all local and state safety protocols and guidelines.
- Keep records, monitor drivers’ daily logs, and monitor equipment availability.
