Everything About The Truck Dispatcher Job - Trucking42 Podcast
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- In this podcast, Alex Vaylor, the Chief of our Dispatch Department, and Jane Oliver our TOP Dispatcher will tell you everything you need to know about the job as a beginner, whether you should join the market during the crisis or not, and whether you should start your journey as a company dispatcher or an independent one. They will also highlight the main mistakes beginner truck dispatchers make and will give you important tips for the start of your journey.
Video Content:
00:00 Intro
01:15 Introducing Alex and Jane
03:23 Main steps a Dispatcher does in a day
05:42 Are you able to work from your laptop after all the drivers are booked?
09:08 Is it worth joining dispatching during this crisis?
14:15 Are the freight brokers really necessary?
19:25 How much does a dispatcher actually earn?
21:00 More about the trucking crisis
23:21 Will we have a Peak Season this year? (2023)
25:00 What do you advise beginner dispatchers in the low season?
28:54 What gross profit do truck drivers make on average?
31:40 How much money can the dispatcher make from that gross amount?
36:55 Should you start as a company dispatcher or an independent dispatcher?
42:20 What are the biggest mistakes dispatchers do at the start?
45:29 What can you advise new dispatchers?
47:41 Outro
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To be a truck dispatcher: 1. know how to lie well. 2. Make sure you story to the shipper and receiver is the same as the driver. 3. Make sure the driver can speak and read English, really. 4. Drivers really don't respect you, they are only nice because you control the runs. 5. Know how to lie well. Bonus: everything else is ON-ThE -Job Training.
I am sorry that this is the experience you had with dispatchers, but in my experience I have never met a dispather that lies to his driver. It's not logical, he would lose his client. Plus, for smooth operations, you need to make sure that your driver is filled in with all the details.
@@trucking42.school well then, your the exception to the Rule. Even as a Breakdown coordinator. The dispatchers tell the drivers to ignore the signs of breakdown issues and continue to the receiver; then they breakdown and blame the driver to the Receiver. If these are not your dispatcher, then you folks are truly, 1 in a Million. The rest are losers.
Make One video on truck smarter in detail. How can we use it? Either Is it beneficial for dispatchers or not?
Very informative podcast,, Gained alot of k knowledge from all of you guys,, keep it up👍👍
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I'm new to this; but because my husband is truck driver,I'd like to try to be dispatcher. I went to one company and was in training for three days, and boss let me go because I was to slow learner. So should i keep trying with different companies maybe they will give me time ?
Where is this company located?
1) Lie to the drivers
2) Screw over the drivers
3) Lie to the drivers
4) Play favorites
5) Lie to the drivers
Lying to drivers is not a smart move as a dispatcher. You put yoursef in trouble as well. I am sorry you had such a dispatcher. In our company it's against policy