QSL
Marine Terminal Supervisor
Oshawa, ON, Canada · Contract
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 78 days ago
Supply ChainLogisticsCustomer SupportLeadership
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About the role
- With a network of over 66 marine terminals in Canada and the United States, our multi-modal capabilities allow us to play a key role in any supply chain.
- We specialize in the development of innovative and customized dockside, road and rail handling solutions.
- The supervisor plays a key role in overseeing vessel loading and unloading operations and managing the handling of our clients' cargo.
Responsibilities
- Manage a team of longshoreman, ranging in size from a small crew to approximately 20 employees.
- Drive continuous improvement and innovation in work methods, optimizing the use of equipment and labor.
Requirements
- You are recognized for your leadership and practical sense.
Benefits
- They also lead initiatives focused on health and safety, operational excellence, customer service quality, environmental stewardship, and employee engagement.
- Complete benefits package that includes group insurance and a pension plan.
Company info
- Founded over 45 years ago, QSL is a key supply chain player in port terminal operations, stevedoring, marine services, logistics and transportation throughout North America.
- We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer and are committed to fostering an inclusive and accessible work environment that reflects the diversity of our communities.
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