Transport Dispatcher
Job No:
87117
Location:
Derrimut, Melbourne
- Sustainable construction materials
- Dynamic environment
- Supportive team
Our Company
The Alex Fraser Group is engaged in construction materials recycling and asphalt production and paving. We operate five facilities in Melbourne, two in Brisbane and employ around 260 people. This role is based at Derrimut in Melbourne.
Our Culture
The work you do with us matters. Every day, you will play an important part in sustaining our environment. At Alex Fraser, we transform mountains of rubble into high-grade civil construction materials, recovering these precious resources and dramatically reducing the carbon footprint of major projects. Join us and do good work.
About the Opportunity
As a Dispatcher you will work in a team of 6 in a modern Customer Service Centre using software to co-ordinate the dispatch of recycled concrete aggregates and road base products. You will work closely with Customer Service Officers and drivers to assign trucks and schedule deliveries throughout the Melbourne metro area. Hours are 6.30 am to 4pm Monday-Friday and your roster includes up to 2 x half day Saturdays per month.
You will be responsible for scheduling around 200 transport tasks per day and coordinating up to 30 trucks so it is important you enjoy dealing with drivers and solving a moving puzzle! Maybe you like Tetris?
You must have experience with telephone-based logistics, high level Microsoft skills (MS Excel, Outlook) and high level numeracy. Experience with aggregates, construction materials or concrete is desirable but not essential. Experience with Microsoft Navision and enwis) software useful but not essential.
We are offering a base salary between $60-65k depending on experience plus superannuation. Best of all, you will work with great people in a supportive, family friendly team environment.
Please contact Philip Potter on 0413 021 094 if you have any questions.
No Agencies Please.
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