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Inbound Scheduling Analyst - Co-op Student

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Shoppers Drug Mart
1 month ago

This is a key role within the Inbound Scheduling team. The successful incumbent is a vital link between transportation, vendors, replenishment and DC’s. The main focus of this role is to create accurate and reliable DC receiving schedules with emphasis on the DC caps and prioritizing of all PO’s.

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Are you someone who can effortlessly manage multiple tasks at once? Do you have excellent organizational skills and enjoy problem-solving? If so, a career as a transportation route and crew scheduler might be perfect for you.

Job Description: Transportation Route and Crew Scheduler

Education: High School Diploma
Average Salary: $33.23 per hour
Certifications: Not Regulated
Approximate Demand: Less than 1500 per province per year

Main Duties of Transportation Route and Crew Scheduler:

  1. Organizing and monitoring workloads and tasks.
  2. Keeping track of available equipment, vehicles, and crew.
  3. Creating, mapping, and adjusting routes and schedules to ensure efficiency and meet all necessary requirements.
  4. Assigning crews to equipment and vehicles.
  5. Coordinating with authorities to block off roads or redirect traffic when necessary.
  6. Distributing routes and schedules to operators and passengers.
  7. Monitoring progress and adapting schedules to account for obstacles and complications.
  8. Communicating and supporting the crew.
  9. Coordinating and scheduling the delivery and return of equipment and vehicles.
  10. Obtaining quotes from transport vendors.
  11. Maintaining records and daily traffic logs.
  12. Analyzing schedule adherence and passenger or freight loads to improve future scheduling.

Skills Required for Transportation Route and Crew Scheduler:

  • Attention to detail
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills
  • Excellent organizational skills
  • Proficiency in technical and computer skills
  • Spatial awareness to assess routes in relation to equipment
  • Ability to work independently and in a team
  • Logical and critical thinking abilities
  • Problem-solving skills
  • Ability to handle multiple tasks with changing priorities and deadlines

Transportation route and crew schedulers primarily work in office settings, using computers and phones to perform their tasks. Some evening and weekend work may be required occasionally.

List of NOCs (National Occupational Classification):

  • 2006 NOC: Transportation Route and Crew Schedulers (1476)
  • 2006 NOC-S: Transportation Route and Crew Schedulers (B576)
  • 2011 NOC: Transportation route and crew schedulers (1526)
  • 2016 NOC: Transportation route and crew schedulers (1526)
  • 2021 NOC: Transportation route and crew schedulers (14405)

In summary, becoming a transportation route and crew scheduler requires a high school diploma. With an average salary of $33.23 per hour, this profession offers a rewarding career path.

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