Transportation Logistics Broker

A Third-Party Transportation Logistics Broker provides reliable freight management and serves as a liaison between shippers and transportation companies.

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A Third-Party Transportation Logistics Broker provides reliable freight management and serves as a liaison between shippers and transportation companies. Brokers negotiate rates with customers, then secure a transportation provider to haul the order from pickup to delivery. Specializing in over the road transportation, less than truck load, intermodal, heavy haul & flatbed needs Logistics Brokers have access to additional drivers that match up to the requirements and specification for all shippers to provide additional transportation options.  The Third-Party Logistics broker also acts as a valued resource to trucking companies filling gaps in their service network connecting them with freight they can’t service directly. Duties include, negotiating rates, booking orders, & monitoring orders from start to finish.

Expected

Salary range

$45,000 - $70,000

What does it take to be a Transportation Logistics Broker

Education Requirements

  • College degree in business, logistics or related field
  • 1-2 years relevant experience

Training

  • On the job training

Qualifications

  • Strong organizational and time management skills
  • Basic computer knowledge
  • Excellent interpersonal communication skills
  • Ability to converse with customers comfortably over the phone

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