Terminal Manager

Terminal managers carry a high-level of responsibility making sure that their fleets perform safely and efficiently.

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Terminal Managers work in the transportation field and are responsible for planning and coordinating transportation operations.  Their duties include guiding subordinate staff, implementing policies, monitoring expenses, solving customer complaints, and finding solutions to improve transportation services.

Expected

Salary range

$32,000 - $63,000

What does it take to be a Terminal Manager

Education Requirements

  • Bachelor’s Degree
  • Terminal Operations Experience

Training

  • On the job training

Qualifications

  • High school and college courses in science, business administration, and personnel relations are helpful

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