Finding an alternative and effective solution for moving goods around the country defines the job of a freight broker. In short, he finds suitable transportation for goods to be sent to distant places. This does not mean he will deliver merchandise personally. On the contrary, he will neither touch nor see the freight, but manage to ensure that it reaches to the designated location in time and safely. Since transportation industry is bound by laws, people associated with it has to obtain a license from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). As the business of transportation thrives mostly on trust, your freight broker must generate the same kind of faith in the employer's mind to hire you.
In some companies freight brokers start their career as agents rather than actual brokers. These agents work as representatives of a broker. To work as a home based agent for a freight broker, a person should require a computer, fax machine and a telephone.
Kevin E. Maddox
2306 Burnside Court
Phoenix, AZ 85034
Phone: 602-341-6012
Email: kemaddox@freemail.com
Job Objective:
To work as a freight cargo and help shippers in making goods available to customers by arranging fast, reliable and efficient motor carriers.
Summary of Skills:
Work Experience:
Freight Broker
ABC Logistic Inc., Phoenix, AZ
2012 - present
Freight Broker
XYZ Logistics, Phoenix, AZ
2009 - 2012
Education:
Associate Degree in Business Administration
J&J School of Business Studies, Phoenix, AZ
2008
References:
Available upon request.
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