In a Universal Intermodal role, your daily tasks often include coordinating the transfer of freight between trucks, trains, and ships, ensuring proper documentation and compliance with transportation regulations, and communicating with carriers, customers, and vendors. You may also track shipments, resolve delays or issues, and use logistics software to update shipment statuses and optimize transport routes. Working closely with dispatchers, warehouse staff, and other logistics professionals is common to ensure smooth operations. These responsibilities require attention to detail and a proactive approach to problem-solving in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.