The Harbor Foodservice Director of Transportation works with both our unionized environment and non-union team members and departments and the role is responsible for the strategic direction, profitability, and daily management of transportation, and with the critical addition of managing complex labor relations. This role requires maintaining high productivity and efficiency while adhering to Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBAs), managing grievances, and fostering constructive relationships with union leadership as well as non-union departments across the company.
Compensation: $100K - $130K + bonus program
Benefits Summary: Benefits for Harbor Team Members include vacation, sick time, personal floating holiday, paid holidays, medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, 401(k) retirement plan with a generous employer match and some great Harbor perks.
Key Competencies
- Transportation Leadership: Builds and maintains a strong, people first culture by leading with integrity, accountability, and respect. Sets the standard for leadership behavior, develops leaders at all levels, and ensures operational decisions reflect company values, team member safety, and fair labor practices with acumen and astute capabilities in people management.
- Labor Relations Management: Establish strong, productive relationships with union stewards and leadership, participating in or overseeing contract negotiations and grievance procedures.
- Contract Compliance: Ensure all operational decisions, including staffing, discipline, and changes in working conditions, comply with the negotiated Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).
- Operational Execution: Plan, direct, and coordinate, day-to-day operations to ensure efficiency and cost-effectiveness, particularly in foodservice delivery logistics, or field services paramount to customer-first sales and revenue production.
- Performance & Productivity: performance standards, monitor key performance indicators (KPIs), and implement continuous improvement coaching to drive profitability.
- Budgeting & Resource Management: Develop operating and capital budgets, manage staffing requirements, and oversee procurement to optimize resources.
- Safety & Compliance: develop, enforce, and monitor workplace safety standards and procedures to ensure compliance with OSHA and company policies.
- Change Management: Navigate operational changes, such as new technology implementation or process improvements, while managing the labor impact.