Nevoya Transportation Supervisor at Nevoya responsible for driver management and customer success in Perris, California. Own live execution from approved plan release through delivery and billing-ready closeout.
Responsibilities
As a Transportation Supervisor in our Perris, California operation, you’ll combine driver management and customer success into one accountable seat. You’ll own live execution from the moment the approved plan is released through delivery and billing-ready closeout. Planning owns the capacity and network plan; you own the driver, the customer, the load, the equipment, every exception, and the next action.
You’ll be the person who keeps freight moving and customers informed. That means coaching drivers, staying ahead of late risk, recovering quickly when things break, and handing off a clean shift so nothing falls through the cracks. Success is measured by on-time pickup and delivery, proactive customer communication, driver safety and productivity, and accurate, billing-ready load closeout.
This is a full-time, hybrid overnight role in a 24/7 operation. You’ll work four 12-hour shifts, Friday through Monday, from 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM, with three days off each week. You’ll be in the office on Friday and Monday and work remotely on Saturday and Sunday. Coverage includes holidays that fall on your scheduled days. The salary for this role is $70,000 per year.
Driver Readiness and Performance:
Confirm driver attendance, start times, Hours of Service, tractor and trailer assignments, and dispatch acknowledgment before each run
Monitor movement, dwell, relay readiness, and schedule adherence, and step in early when a load is at risk
Coach drivers on safety, attendance, productivity, equipment care, and customer conduct
Track coaching completion and work to reduce recurring issues across the driver team
Contribute to driver retention by building trust and consistent day-to-day communication
Customer and Load Execution:
Monitor customer channels, tenders, instructions, loads, and appointments
Keep future freight visible to Planning so capacity stays aligned with demand