Transport Manager
Avenue Supermarts Ltd (D-Mart) · Bangalore
Pay₹35,000–88,000a month, as listed
WhereBangaloreKarnataka
TypeFull time
Posted24 Oct5 days ago, via SimplyHired
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No fee, deposit or pay-to-apply signs
Good spoken and written English expected
Day work
Skills they list28 named
Performance monitoringCost managementRetail organisation experienceMicrosoft ExcelRoute optimisationOperations coordinationDelivery schedulingCost controlRoute planningAssistant manager experienceFleet managementDispatchingRoute organisationTransportation managementDistribution organisation experienceERP transaction postingSupply chain performance monitoringVendor relationship managementVendor communicationManagement information systemsOperational metrics analysisOPEX controlLogistics complianceSAP ERPSafety compliance in distribution operationsTeam coordinationKPI analysisWarehouse loading
About this job
We are hiring for Transport Manager/ Assistant Manager
- Location
- Bangalore and Chennai
- Experience
- 7 to 13 Yrs in Transportation, Logistics or supply Chain Operations
Job Responsibilities
Manage daily dispatch planning, Vehicle Placements and transport operations.
Handle fleet Management, route optimization and transporter/ vendor coordination.
Ensure timely store deliveries, optimum vehicle utilization and frieght cost control.
Supervise loading, vehicle turnaround time and dispatch documentation
Monitor Transportation MIS, KPIs, delivery performance and operational costs
Ensure accurate SAP transactions, Statutory Compliance and transport safety
Coordinate with warehouse, inventory DC Operations Team
- Required skills
- Transport Operations, Fleet management, Route Planning, Vendor Management, SAP, MS Excel and Dispatch Operations
Experienced in Retail, FMCG, or Large Scale Distributions Centers
CV Send at ramchandra.tripathi@dmartindia.com
- Pay
- ₹35,000.00 - ₹88,000.00 per month
- Work Location
- In person
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