road operations manager
Code 1324.3.1.4
Road operations managers oversee day-to-day road transportation processes, managing processes, and strive to meet customer expectations.
Essential skills
Knowledge
- project management
- road transport legislation
- road traffic laws
- passenger transport regulations
- city road network
- national road network
Skills and competences
- analyse road traffic patterns
- apply road transport environmental measures
- assign vehicles in accordance with requirements
- focus on service
- liaise with transportation companies
- coordinate road haulage operations
- develop efficiency plans for logistics operations
- manage the customer experience
- manage computer-based transport operation control systems
- plan road fleet maintenance
- implement efficiency plans for logistics operations
- promote the use of sustainable transport
- make independent operating decisions
- use different communication channels
Transversal competences
- analyse transportation costs
- analyse reports provided by passengers
- coordinate transport staff training
- coordinate transport fleet
- set transport targets
- plan vehicle replacement
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