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Driver Manager Operations Manager Jobs in Michigan

Driver Manager - Night Shift

Shelby Township, MI · On-site

$43K - $52K/yr

Driver Manager Full-time - Night Shift York, PA The Driver Manager is a member of the Day & Ross Operations Team. The role requires driver managers to ensure safe, on-time delivery for various ...

2nd Shift Driver Manager

Canton, MI · On-site

$44K - $53K/yr

Driver Manager Supervisor Position Summary: Under general supervision, manages the utilization and ... Experience: 1+ years in a transportation operation and must demonstrate the ability to successfully ...

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Job Purpose The Operations Manager is responsible for planning, organizing, and directing daily ... Monitoring Driver and Laborer time and attendance, minimizing overtime and ensuring Drivers operate ...

Job Purpose The Operations Manager is responsible for planning, organizing, and directing daily ... Monitoring Driver and Laborer time and attendance, minimizing overtime and ensuring Drivers operate ...

Driver Manager - Night Shift

Shelby, MI · On-site

$43K - $52K/yr

Driver Manager Full-time - Night Shift Portland, OR Join Day & Ross as a valued member of our Operations Team. The Driver Manager plays a key role in ensuring the safe, timely delivery of goods for ...

Operations Manager

Marne, MI · On-site

$75K - $81K/yr

The Operations Manager is a hands-on leader responsible for the daily operations and growth of a ... Valid driver's license and insurable under company policy * Ability to lift up to 25 lbs ...

Driver Manager Full-time - Night Shift Portland, OR Join Day & Ross as a valued member of our Operations Team. The Driver Manager plays a key role in ensuring the safe, timely delivery of goods for ...

Operations Manager - Holland, Michigan DISHER is currently partnering with an electronics ... drivers, and material‑flow problems. * Drive operational excellence through Lean, Six Sigma ...

Operations Manager - Holland, Michigan DISHER is currently partnering with an electronics ... drivers, and material-flow problems. * Drive operational excellence through Lean, Six Sigma ...

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Driver Manager Operations Manager information

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Driver Manager Operations Manager?

To thrive as a Driver Manager Operations Manager, you need expertise in logistics, fleet management, and transportation regulations, often supported by a bachelor's degree in business, logistics, or a related field. Familiarity with transportation management systems (TMS), GPS tracking tools, and safety compliance platforms is typically required. Strong leadership, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication skills help you manage teams of drivers and resolve operational challenges. These skills are essential for ensuring efficient operations, regulatory compliance, and high levels of driver performance and satisfaction.

How does a Driver Manager Operations Manager typically collaborate with drivers and other departments to ensure smooth logistics operations?

A Driver Manager Operations Manager plays a central role in coordinating between drivers, dispatchers, and other logistics teams to ensure timely deliveries and efficient fleet operations. They regularly communicate with drivers to monitor routes, address concerns, and resolve scheduling or compliance issues. Additionally, they work closely with departments such as maintenance, safety, and customer service to implement policies and resolve operational challenges. This collaborative approach not only helps prevent delays but also supports a positive working environment and continuous improvement across the organization.

What is the difference between Driver Manager and Operations Manager?

AspectDriver ManagerOperations Manager
CredentialsDriver certifications, CDL licensesBusiness or management degrees often preferred
Work EnvironmentLogistics, transportation companiesVarious industries, including logistics, manufacturing, services
Employer & Industry UsageTransportation firms, delivery servicesMultiple sectors overseeing daily operations
Search & Comparison IntentFocus on fleet management, driver supervisionBroader operational oversight, process improvement

While Driver Managers primarily focus on managing drivers and transportation logistics, Operations Managers oversee broader organizational processes across various departments. Both roles require strong leadership and organizational skills, but Driver Managers are more specialized in fleet and driver-related tasks, whereas Operations Managers handle overall business operations.

What cities in Michigan are hiring for Driver Manager Operations Manager jobs?

Cities in Michigan with the most Driver Manager Operations Manager job openings:

Operations Manager - Trucking

Oxford, MI • On-site

Asphalt Specialists, LLC.
Construction • 201 - 500 employees

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, PTO

Re-posted 7 days ago


Job description

T.K.M.S, LLC & Lou's Transport, LLC

We are a fast-growing aggregate trucking company specializing in the hauling of sand, gravel, rock, and other construction materials. We pride ourselves on delivering reliable service, maintaining strong customer partnerships, and operating a safe, efficient fleet. We are seeking an experienced and dynamic Operations Manager to lead our dispatch, driver, and billing teams while ensuring exceptional customer service. This is a full operational leadership role responsible for elevating execution standards across the organization. Salary to be determine based on experience.


The Director of Operations is expected to:

  • Move the organization from reactive management to proactive operational control
  • Establish consistent execution standards across all field functions
  • Drive accountability at every level of dispatch, fleet, labor, and safety operations
  • Reduce dependency on ownership for daily problem-solving and escalation
  • Build scalable systems, processes, leadership discipline, and cross-company operational efficiencies across TKMS, Lou's, and sister company operations
  • This role is accountable for creating operational maturity, predictability, and control at scale.

Key Responsibilities

1. Dispatch & Daily Execution Leadership

  • Own daily and weekly dispatch operations, including scheduling, load coverage, and truck utilization
  • Adjust real-time operations to ensure service continuity and efficiency
  • Serve as the primary operational decision-maker for dispatch execution
  • Interface with dispatchers, supervisors, and field leadership (ownership escalations only when necessary)

2. Driver & Labor Management

  • Own driver performance management, coaching, discipline, and accountability standards
  • Ensure consistent enforcement of company policies and operational expectations
  • Address performance issues directly and escalate high-risk or union-related disciplinary matters as needed

3. Union Operations (Operational Compliance Only)

  • Oversee day-to-day adherence to collective bargaining agreement requirements
  • Maintain compliance with union rules and coordinate with union representatives on operational matters
  • Identify and escalate grievances early
  • This role does not participate in contract negotiation or labor strategy

4. Safety & Regulatory Compliance

  • Own DOT/FMCSA compliance, inspections, audits, and corrective action processes
  • Track and report safety metrics, violations, and incident trends
  • Ensure consistent compliance across all operational functions

5. Fleet Maintenance Coordination

  • Own preventative maintenance scheduling and execution coordination
  • Prioritize repairs based on operational impact and safety requirements
  • Coordinate with internal maintenance teams and external vendors to minimize downtime

6. Job-Site & Material Logistics

  • Oversee job-site sequencing, material movement, and field logistics coordination
  • Resolve real-time site-level operational issues to maintain productivity and flow
  • Ensure alignment between dispatch, field teams, and project requirements

7. Reporting, KPIs & Operational Visibility

  • Own daily, weekly, and monthly operational reporting
  • Track and manage key performance indicators, including:
  • Truck utilization
  • On-time performance
  • Downtime
  • Safety incidents
  • Labor performance
  • Accounts receivable aging
  • Past-due customer balances
  • Billing accuracy and timeliness
  • Provide proactive risk identification and early warning signals to leadership

8. Process Improvement & Cross-Functional Leadership

  • Standardize best practices and drive operational efficiencies across TKMS, Lou's, and sister company operations
  • Collaborate cross-functionally with internal departments, sister companies, and ASI to improve workflows, systems, communication, and execution outcomes
  • Own the operational management, administration, and optimization of the company CRM platform, including process consistency, reporting, workflow management, and user accountability
  • Partner with the Sales Manager, who is responsible for CRM data input, sales activity execution, and pipeline management

9. CRM Operational Management

  • Own the operational administration and ongoing optimization of the CRM platform Establish CRM process standards, workflows, reporting structures, and accountability measures Ensure CRM data integrity, operational visibility, and cross-functional usability Coordinate with sales leadership to improve reporting, forecasting, communication, and operational execution Support cross-company alignment and operational efficiencies through consistent
  • CRM utilization Sales Manager maintains responsibility for CRM input, sales activity tracking, and pipeline updates
  • Decision-Making Authority

Full Authority Over:

  • Daily dispatch operations and execution decisions
  • Driver performance management and disciplinary enforcement
  • Safety enforcement and compliance actions
  • Fleet maintenance prioritization and coordination
  • Field-level operational problem resolution

Does NOT Own:

  • Union contract negotiation or labor strategy
  • Pricing, sales, or customer contracting
  • Capital expenditure approvals
  • Long-term corporate strategy (provides input only)

Success Indicators

  • Predictable, stable, and well-controlled daily operations
  • High truck utilization and reduced idle time
  • Reduced operational escalations to ownership
  • Strong compliance with union and non-union requirements
  • Improved driver accountability and performance consistency
  • Reduced safety incidents and improved audit outcomes
  • Clearly defined operational ownership with minimal ambiguity in decision-making
  • Improved operational alignment and efficiencies across sister companies
  • Consistent and effective CRM utilization supporting operational visibility and sales coordination

Leadership Expectations

  • Operates as the highest-level accountable leader for daily operations execution
  • Reports directly to the VP of Trucking
  • Builds a culture of ownership, urgency, and accountability across field teams
  • Drives decisions at the lowest effective level to reduce dependency on leadership escalation
  • Establishes scalable systems that support organizational growth
  • Strengthens coordination between dispatch, fleet, field operations, and support functions
  • Consistently elevates operational performance standards across TKMS and Lou's
  • Promotes collaboration and operational alignment across sister companies to maximize shared efficiencies and resources

Ensure CRM systems effectively support operational execution, reporting and the Director of Operations is expected to:

  • Move the organization from reactive management to proactive operational control
  • Establish consistent execution standards across all field functions
  • Drive accountability at every level of dispatch, fleet, labor, and safety operations
  • Reduce dependency on ownership for daily problem-solving and escalation
  • Build scalable systems, processes, leadership discipline, and cross-company operational efficiencies across TKMS, Lou's, and sister company operations
  • This role is accountable for creating operational maturity, predictability, and control at scale.

Key Responsibilities

1. Dispatch & Daily Execution Leadership

  • Own daily and weekly dispatch operations, including scheduling, load coverage, and truck utilization
  • Adjust real-time operations to ensure service continuity and efficiency
  • Serve as the primary operational decision-maker for dispatch execution
  • Interface with dispatchers, supervisors, and field leadership (ownership escalations only when necessary)

2. Driver & Labor Management

  • Own driver performance management, coaching, discipline, and accountability standards
  • Ensure consistent enforcement of company policies and operational expectations
  • Address performance issues directly and escalate high-risk or union-related disciplinary matters as needed

3. Union Operations (Operational Compliance Only)

  • Oversee day-to-day adherence to collective bargaining agreement requirements
  • Maintain compliance with union rules and coordinate with union representatives on operational matters
  • Identify and escalate grievances early
  • This role does not participate in contract negotiation or labor strategy

4. Safety & Regulatory Compliance

  • Own DOT/FMCSA compliance, inspections, audits, and corrective action processes
  • Track and report safety metrics, violations, and incident trends
  • Ensure consistent compliance across all operational functions

5. Fleet Maintenance Coordination

  • Own preventative maintenance scheduling and execution coordination
  • Prioritize repairs based on operational impact and safety requirements
  • Coordinate with internal maintenance teams and external vendors to minimize downtime

6. Job-Site & Material Logistics

  • Oversee job-site sequencing, material movement, and field logistics coordination
  • Resolve real-time site-level operational issues to maintain productivity and flow
  • Ensure alignment between dispatch, field teams, and project requirements

7. Reporting, KPIs & Operational Visibility

  • Own daily, weekly, and monthly operational reporting
  • Track and manage key performance indicators, including:
  • Truck utilization
  • On-time performance
  • Downtime
  • Safety incidents
  • Labor performance
  • Accounts receivable aging
  • Past-due customer balances
  • Billing accuracy and timeliness
  • Provide proactive risk identification and early warning signals to leadership

8. Process Improvement & Cross-Functional Leadership

  • Standardize best practices and drive operational efficiencies across TKMS, Lou's, and sister company operations
  • Collaborate cross-functionally with internal departments, sister companies, and ASI to improve workflows, systems, communication, and execution outcomes
  • Own the operational management, administration, and optimization of the company CRM platform, including process consistency, reporting, workflow management, and user accountability
  • Partner with the Sales Manager, who is responsible for CRM data input, sales activity execution, and pipeline management

9. CRM Operational Management

  • Own the operational administration and ongoing optimization of the CRM platform Establish CRM process standards, workflows, reporting structures, and accountability measures Ensure CRM data integrity, operational visibility, and cross-functional usability Coordinate with sales leadership to improve reporting, forecasting, communication, and operational execution Support cross-company alignment and operational efficiencies through consistent
  • CRM utilization Sales Manager maintains responsibility for CRM input, sales activity tracking, and pipeline updates
  • Decision-Making Authority

Full Authority Over:

  • Daily dispatch operations and execution decisions
  • Driver performance management and disciplinary enforcement
  • Safety enforcement and compliance actions
  • Fleet maintenance prioritization and coordination
  • Field-level operational problem resolution

Does NOT Own:

  • Union contract negotiation or labor strategy
  • Pricing, sales, or customer contracting
  • Capital expenditure approvals
  • Long-term corporate strategy (provides input only)

Success Indicators

  • Predictable, stable, and well-controlled daily operations
  • High truck utilization and reduced idle time
  • Reduced operational escalations to ownership
  • Strong compliance with union and non-union requirements
  • Improved driver accountability and performance consistency
  • Reduced safety incidents and improved audit outcomes
  • Clearly defined operational ownership with minimal ambiguity in decision-making
  • Improved operational alignment and efficiencies across sister companies
  • Consistent and effective CRM utilization supporting operational visibility and sales coordination

Leadership Expectations

  • Operates as the highest-level accountable leader for daily operations execution
  • Reports directly to the VP of Trucking
  • Builds a culture of ownership, urgency, and accountability across field teams
  • Drives decisions at the lowest effective level to reduce dependency on leadership escalation
  • Establishes scalable systems that support organizational growth
  • Strengthens coordination between dispatch, fleet, field operations, and support functions
  • Consistently elevates operational performance standards across TKMS and Lou's
  • Promotes collaboration and operational alignment across sister companies to maximize shared efficiencies and resources
  • Ensure CRM systems effectively support operational execution, reporting, and cross-functional communication

Benefits:
  • Very affordable PPO health insurance starting as low as $15 per week.
  • Dental and Vison insurance available
  • Personal Time Off available aft