1. Summary of Personnel Supervisor Responsibility and Duties
Required Attributes/Skills:
Effective problem solving
Excellent communicator
Excellent listener
Good oral and written skills
Positive attitude
Professional image
General Duties:
Ensure fair, equitable, and consistent application of all Con-way Personnel Policies
and Procedures.
Works with Region HRG in all aspects of Employee Relations/Training
Communicate/ensure compliance to all Con-way policies, procedures and practices.
Ensure compliance with State and Federal laws and regulations
Ensure compliance with DOT and OSHA rules and regulations
Keep SCM/local management informed of employee issues/concerns.
Keep local management advised of all personnel and safety policy changes, legal
developments/updates and potential problems
Conduct the Personnel, Payroll and Safety self audits to ensure the service center is
audit compliant
Investigate and report all accidents/injuries
Administer and monitor all workers’ compensation (W/C) cases, work closely with
CSS to ensure proper handling of all cases.
Act as a positive liaison between employees and management in an effort to better
understand, communicate, and resolve workplace problems.
Monitor service center morale. Must be approachable. Must have the interpersonal
skills necessary to motivate, encourage and develop both peers and subordinates.
Maintain a union free workplace through open, honest and effective employee
relations.
2. Responsible for:
Fulfilling staffing needs of the service center (including interviewing, hiring process,
Part I & II, training, etc.).
Meets regularly with SCM to discuss service center staffing needs
Works with Driver Recruiter
Recruit talent locally via driving schools, advertisements, state employment
office, job fairs, etc.
Entire Part I process
Entire Part II process
Training employees
Includes entire Part II
Local Employee Orientation
Apprentice Driver Training and Mentor programs
I.C.E. Training (Initial & Re-training)
Hostler, forklift, harassment awareness, etc.
Monthly service center training including conference reports
Ride with driver – focus on new hires, poor performers
Attendance management
Daily tracking of all employee attendance events
Update the Attendance Calendar
Review 12 month history at each attendance event
Ensure the service center is properly utilizing attendance call off cards/tardy slips
(FOSs should have adequate supply) and FMLA Qualification Forms
Determine discipline (if any) based on Area attendance policy
Draft Discussion, IR, LOI and attach attendance calendar with occurrences
marked – give to SCM to issue to employee – follow up and file discipline
Coordinate all LOA’s (should have contact with each approximately 1X/wk)
Coordinate Light Duty program
Create, maintain and manage internal process to communicate employee
absenteeism to local management (excel spreadsheet, calendar, etc.)
Communicate Scheduled & Unscheduled employee absenteeism to operations
timely (assists operations planning)
OSHA Forms
Forms 300 & 300A
Enter/update accidents/injuries/violations into SOS (check weekly)
Post report for required time period
3. Work Force Management (WFM)/Kronos
Review daily to ensure employees are paid correctly/properly
Enter all special pays (PTO, Vacation, Split Vacation etc.)
Where necessary enter all other entries (comments, OT, etc.)
Payroll corrections
Check for inappropriate edits
WFM audit
Other duties/responsibilities:
Personnel, Safety and Payroll sections of formal audit
Maintain flex board or unassigned board to ensure the proper protocol is followed
Annual Job Selection Process
Annual Vacation/PTO selection process
Coordinate Drug Testing Program
Maintains all Personnel files
Coordinate Uniform Program
Participates/facilitates communication meetings
Review CDL/Physicals – keep updated list of renewals
Responsible for security and issuance of weekly payroll
Coordinate Service/Safety awards – employee recognition programs
Work with the Voices and Values Team on service center issues
Coordinate all employee events (summer picnic, holiday dinner, employee
recognition cookouts)
Conduct exit interviews (when necessary)
Send weekly reports to Region Office (when required)
Update company bulletin boards/legal updates
Update safety boards daily or as required
Manage vending and food service at service center
Annual MVR review
Must know the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSR).
Coordinate new hire reviews (6wk, 10wk, etc)
Ability to travel to other service centers in region & CGO
Assist Safety Manager with TDC practice & state competitions.
Assist FOS or SCM working the shift
* The personnel supervisor’s work schedule is determined by the SCM and requires
flexibility (working nights, off shifts, long hours, weekends, etc.).
** This list is not all inclusive and is subject to change. There are other duties that may
be assigned to the personnel supervisor by the SCM, RM, HR department, etc.
*** The successful personnel supervisor must be knowledgeable in all company
policies/procedures and employment laws and must pursue continuing self education.