Transportation Lead

Overview

Transportation Lead provides comprehensive movement control, transportation synchronization and multimodal distribution support across the USCENTCOM Area of Responsibility. The role integrates Air Coordination Cell operations, container management, convoy coordination, customer service, staging area management and HAZMAT documentation.

Lead CRSP teams including Line Haul, Air Coordination Cell, Container Processing, Container Fabrication, Customs Clearance and TAS teams. Verify DD Form 1149, TAC Codes, DODAACs, shipment priority and POC information. Receive cargo from all transportation modes and process for delivery, validate manifests, MROs, DD form 1149 and DD form 1384. Prepare sensitive cargo documentation (DD Form 1387-2 and DD Form 1907).

Coordinate pre‑Joint Inspections and Joint Inspections, build and inspect 463L pallets per DTR
45009‑R PartII. Coordinate with KMOI and MCTs for required movements, perform pre‑JIs ensuring compliance with Air Force regulations, transport or coordinate transportation from APOED, prepare DD Form 1384

TCMD and complete prime trailer card entries. Conduct export inspections with Military Customs, compute center of balance and weight for rolling stock, maintain historical cargo movement data across the AOR. Operate MHE including 4K, 100K forklifts and container handlers, support ocean freight movement through designated SPOED, lead convoy operations ensuring preparation, safety and accountability, deliver daily and weekly safety briefings, support logistics requirements through analysis, planning and coordination, manage LIS data including GCSS‑Army, oversee purchasing, transportation, warehousing and production control, ensure host‑nation compliance for company contract vehicle documentation, plan and coordinate logistics, transportation and customer service activities, ensure compliance with legal, military and ISO requirements, plan, schedule and track movements across all transportation nodes, create and manage TMRs using LOADOUT and other LIS tools, coordinate route, highway, airspace and customs clearances, support intermodal operations including distribution, retrograde and onward movement, maintain ITV using approved DoD systems, assist with BBPCT blocking, bracing, packing, crating and tie‑down, participate in movement boards and multinational coordination meetings, ensure documentation compliance per DTR
45009‑R, support container management and ensure accurate JCM reporting, maintain adherence to USUSCENTCOM, USARCENT and 1

TSC policies, maintain awareness of HAZMAT requirements and ensure certification compliance.

Work is performed in outdoor warehouse and operational environments with potential exposure to physical, chemical and biological hazards. PPE is required in designated areas. Must comply with OSHA, EPA, Fire Regulations, host‑nation policies and company safety standards.

Work requires heavy lifting up to 70 pounds, climbing, stooping, prolonged standing or sitting and working near hazardous materials or equipment.

High school diploma and 9 years of experience (other combinations of education, military training and experience will be considered). Ability to obtain a Kuwait Host Nation Driver’s License. Minimum of seven (7) years of related logistics, transportation, distribution, movement control or DoD operations experience. Knowledgeable in HAZMAT certification, TMR and TCMD processing. Experience working in austere environments preferred. Supervisory, leadership or management experience.

Ability to engage with employees and customers with a service‑oriented attitude. Knowledge of strategic planning, resource allocation and workflow coordination. Strong interpersonal and negotiation skills. Ability to prioritize and manage demanding workloads. Ability to work under pressure. Intermediate proficiency in Word, Excel and Outlook. Strong organizational and analytical skills. Ability to interpret transportation regulations including DTR
45009‑R. Experience with stock control and asset management. Proficiency with LIS systems including LOADOUT, GCSS‑Army, IGC and JCM. Strong attention to detail. Valid US and Host Nation driver’s license. Active US SECRET clearance. Valid US passport minimum 2 years validity, 4 blank pages. Ability to pass CRC requirements and work a 48‑hour workweek. Willingness to deploy to Iraq, Kuwait, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE or other assigned areas.

HAZMAT, HAZCOM certification required or obtainable. Additional theater‑required certifications including AT, OPSEC, Cyber, etc.

Competitive pay, paid time off, 401K with company match, comprehensive benefits and wellness packages.