Job Description

A freight broker's primary role is to act as an intermediary between shippers and carriers, connecting them to facilitate the transportation of goods, including finding carriers, negotiating rates, and managing the logistics of shipments. Here's a more detailed breakdown of their roles and responsibilities:Key Responsibilities:

Connecting Shippers and Carriers:

Freight brokers find suitable carriers for shippers and match them with available loads.

Negotiating Rates:

They negotiate shipping rates and contracts with carriers to secure the best prices for their clients.

Managing Logistics:

They coordinate the entire shipping process, from pickup to delivery, including scheduling, tracking, and addressing any issues that arise.

Handling Paperwork:

They ensure all necessary paperwork, such as bills of lading and insurance certificates, is completed and accurate.

Ensuring Compliance:

They stay up-to-date with transportation regulations and ensure all shipments comply with relevant laws and safety standards.

Building Relationships:

They maintain strong relationships with both shippers and carriers to build a reliable network and facilitate future business.

Vetting Carriers:

They assess the reliability and safety records of carriers to ensure the safe and efficient transportation of goods.

Tracking and Managing Shipments:

They monitor the progress of shipments and provide updates to shippers, ensuring transparency and accountability.

Resolving Issues:

They address any problems or delays that may occur during the shipping process, working with both shippers and carriers to find solutions.

Managing Financial Transactions:

They handle payments between shippers and carriers, ensuring timely and accurate invoicing and settlements
Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ?20,000.00 - ?80,000.00 per month

Benefits:

Food provided Paid sick time
Schedule:

Monday to Friday Night shift US shift
Work Location: In person