Area Manager, Logistics
Area Manager, LogisticsAmazon Logistics Transportation ServicesDo you want to work hard, have fun and make history? If you do then Amazon could be the right career choice for you.
Our logistics teams are changing the way we interact with customers around the globe every single day and solving some of the biggest logistical challenges facing not just Amazon, but also the entire industry.
Amazon's transportation teams work to ensure the delivery packages globally for customers around the world.
On its busiest day, Cyber Monday, Amazon customers around the world have ordered more than 400 items per second and the transportation teams play a critical role ensuring packages make it to customers' doors on-time and in great condition.
Whether its items large or small, we find solutions to make sure we are delivering on our promise for customers.
Our Area Managers are responsible for the day-to-day operations of an Amazon Delivery Station (24/7 last-mile carrier site) which includes inbound, outbound and sortation operations.
Delivery Stations represent the last leg of our delivery network.
Customer packages travel from our Fulfillment Centers to regional Sort Centers and finally end up at our local Delivery Stations where packages are sorted and dispatched directly to the customer via delivery service providers (couriers).
Area Managers will actively engage with site and regional operations leadership to implement new operational improvements and new services.
We expect our managers to continually identify ways to improve our operations.
Key Job DutiesOversee the delivery of Amazon orders to customersBuild, optimize, and assign delivery routes on your shiftCommunicate with and respond to Amazon Customer Service associates on delivery exceptions and requestsSupport Amazon operations leadership team in daily operations management of the delivery station, including route assignment, leading meetings, and communicating with internal and external suppliers.
Troubleshoot problems through to resolution, escalating as necessaryReview and update SOPs as requiredParticipate in Lean/Kaizen, Black Belt, and other Operational Excellence initiativesEnsure compliance throughout the site to global process standards and work on continuous improvement initiatives.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Our logistics teams are changing the way we interact with customers around the globe every single day and solving some of the biggest logistical challenges facing not just Amazon, but also the entire industry.
Amazon's transportation teams work to ensure the delivery packages globally for customers around the world.
On its busiest day, Cyber Monday, Amazon customers around the world have ordered more than 400 items per second and the transportation teams play a critical role ensuring packages make it to customers' doors on-time and in great condition.
Whether its items large or small, we find solutions to make sure we are delivering on our promise for customers.
Our Area Managers are responsible for the day-to-day operations of an Amazon Delivery Station (24/7 last-mile carrier site) which includes inbound, outbound and sortation operations.
Delivery Stations represent the last leg of our delivery network.
Customer packages travel from our Fulfillment Centers to regional Sort Centers and finally end up at our local Delivery Stations where packages are sorted and dispatched directly to the customer via delivery service providers (couriers).
Area Managers will actively engage with site and regional operations leadership to implement new operational improvements and new services.
We expect our managers to continually identify ways to improve our operations.
Key Job DutiesOversee the delivery of Amazon orders to customersBuild, optimize, and assign delivery routes on your shiftCommunicate with and respond to Amazon Customer Service associates on delivery exceptions and requestsSupport Amazon operations leadership team in daily operations management of the delivery station, including route assignment, leading meetings, and communicating with internal and external suppliers.
Troubleshoot problems through to resolution, escalating as necessaryReview and update SOPs as requiredParticipate in Lean/Kaizen, Black Belt, and other Operational Excellence initiativesEnsure compliance throughout the site to global process standards and work on continuous improvement initiatives.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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