Terminal Manager - Ground Transportation; FTL​/LTL

Terminal Manager - Ground Transportation (FTL/LTL)

Toronto, ON, Canada

Toronto, ON (On-site)
Competitive Salary + Full Benefits + Performance Bonus

One of the worlds leading logistics and transportation companies is hiring a Terminal Manager to oversee operations at their high-volume Toronto terminal. With over 10,000 employees globally, this company runs one of the most advanced freight networks in North America. The Toronto terminal houses more than 500 team members across operations, admin, and dispatch and they're looking for a proven leader to drive performance and profitability.

• Lead day-to-day operations of a large-scale terminal handling FTL and LTL freight across Canada and cross-border
• Manage daily P&L and performance metrics to ensure operational efficiency and profitability
• Oversee safety, compliance, scheduling, labor planning, and equipment utilization
• Collaborate with national leadership on strategy, workforce development, and customer service improvements
• Identify and resolve bottlenecks in routing, dock operations, and linehaul performance
• Ensure a strong workplace culture, drive accountability, and manage a team of supervisors and frontline staff

• 8+ years of experience in terminal or transportation operations management, specifically within FTL/LTL ground freight
• Proven success overseeing large-scale logistics teams (200+ employees preferred)
• Strong command of P&L responsibility, KPI reporting, and operational budgeting
• Knowledge of Canadian transportation compliance, fleet regulations, and cross-border procedures
• Experience working in a 3PL or asset-based trucking environment
• Exceptional leadership skills with the ability to mentor, manage, and scale performance

This is a rare opportunity to take full command of a flagship terminal within one of the most recognized names in global logistics. With operational autonomy and direct access to executive leadership, you'll have the platform to make meaningful changes and shape the future of the regions freight operations.