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Also called bus transportation manager, global transportation manager, transportation coordinator and transportation director.
$107,230
Median pay a year
221,180
People do this work
6
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Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Manager
Summary
Transportation, storage, and distribution manager coordinating logistics activities, supervising staff, ensuring compliance with regulations, and developing safety programs to optimize product handling and shipping processes
Experience
Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Manager
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Supervised the activities of workers engaged in receiving, storing, testing, and shipping products or materials
Planned, developed, and implemented warehouse safety and security programs and activities
Inspected physical conditions of warehouses and vehicle fleets, ordering maintenance or repairs as needed
Monitored operations to ensure compliance with administrative policies, safety rules, and government regulations
Analyzed all aspects of corporate logistics to determine cost-effective means of transporting products
Collaborated with other departments to integrate logistics with business systems such as order management and shipping
Developed and documented standard and emergency operating procedures for handling and shipping products
Skills
Core Skills
Implementing process changes, Conferencing with organizational members, Analyzing data, Analyzing financial records, Interviewing others, Monitoring organizational procedures, Monitoring member performance, Monitoring individual activities, Monitoring compliance, Implementing transportation changes
Tools and software
Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office software, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft PowerPoint, Warehouse management system WMS
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On site, Remote
Education
Bachelor's Degree Your college, Year
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Supervised workers in receiving and shippingPlanned and implemented warehouse safety programsInspected warehouse conditions and ordered repairsManaged subordinate staff to meet organizational goalsCollaborated with departments to integrate logisticsAnalyzed logistics for cost-effective transportation solutions
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Supervised a team in receiving and shipping operations, ensuring timely and accurate processing of goods
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Implementing process changes
Conferencing with organizational members
Analyzing data
Analyzing financial records
Implementing transportation changes
Interviewing others
Monitoring organizational procedures
Monitoring member performance
Monitoring individual activities
Monitoring compliance
Inspecting facility conditions
Examining financial records
The work itself
What a Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Manager does
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Plan, direct, or coordinate transportation, storage, or distribution activities in accordance with organizational policies and applicable government laws or regulations. Includes logistics managers.
What it pays
How much does a Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Manager make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$82,440
Median
$107,230
75th percentile
$146,770
About 221,180 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$92,040
$103,080
$130,620
AL
$91,120
$118,320
$149,540
AR
$72,180
$89,200
$124,970
AZ
$81,650
$98,750
$129,680
CA
$86,290
$123,780
$166,100
CO
$102,490
$132,610
$167,200
CT
$82,870
$114,210
$149,660
DC
$105,750
$132,180
$189,950
DE
$124,290
$145,000
$176,010
FL
$70,990
$101,570
$149,310
GA
$94,240
$123,330
$164,650
HI
$82,940
$101,480
$130,800
IA
$79,630
$99,010
$128,180
ID
$71,980
$93,920
$114,680
IL
$91,940
$120,250
$156,020
IN
$86,670
$108,720
$137,510
KS
$92,160
$106,130
$133,170
KY
$73,900
$100,340
$131,510
LA
$71,420
$93,650
$120,010
MA
$94,990
$123,830
$169,740
MD
$84,990
$105,180
$137,470
ME
$85,500
$102,110
$130,340
MI
$77,100
$99,100
$128,990
MN
$91,420
$118,180
$156,030
MO
$76,750
$102,870
$142,420
MS
$64,810
$85,770
$114,280
MT
$88,440
$108,180
$130,510
NC
$82,870
$106,100
$143,490
ND
$89,560
$100,720
$126,960
NE
$76,930
$97,380
$117,250
NH
$102,230
$129,470
$161,660
NJ
$105,080
$130,610
$169,390
NM
$82,320
$101,420
$120,890
NV
$80,370
$99,860
$122,990
NY
$99,080
$127,180
$163,210
OH
$77,830
$101,550
$130,860
OK
$68,250
$96,830
$127,590
OR
$83,200
$103,520
$135,330
PA
$81,600
$105,240
$139,110
PR
$59,710
$83,560
$128,420
RI
$88,840
$117,600
$153,220
SC
$83,780
$106,860
$145,310
SD
$88,250
$107,410
$123,670
TN
$70,640
$100,740
$139,740
TX
$79,390
$100,700
$135,960
UT
$80,580
$102,180
$131,200
VA
$93,570
$119,140
$157,250
VT
$88,910
$101,850
$131,510
WA
$106,090
$136,500
$166,730
WI
$74,660
$95,900
$128,390
WV
$62,520
$98,230
$120,010
WY
$92,270
$112,310
$134,960
Other names
Other names for this job
bus transportation manager, global transportation manager, transportation coordinator, transportation director, transportation maintenance supervisor, transportation manager, transportation program director, transportation project manager, transportation specialist, transportation storage and distribution managers, transportation superintendent, transportation supervisor.
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1913 Stores Officer
0430 Mobility Officer
1946 Fuel Depot Officer
1205 Air Traffic Officer
13M1 Airfield Operations
8660 Hanger Deck Officer
1955 Staff Supply Officer
3002 Ground Supply Officer
1302 Issue Control Officer
9476 Port Services Officer
8694 Aviation Model Manager
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This page is about the occupation Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. Rung is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either agency. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.