Ryder Logistics Employer Reviews

My work can be very laid back one day and very busy the next.
No matter what, we get our work done though.
I have very friendly and cooperative co-workers.
The hardest part of my job would be the daily deadlines we have to make with building some of our products.
The most enjoyable part of the day is finishing our products before their deadlines.

Oversee 25-40 employee’s in a 1.2 million square foot food grade warehouse in all departments. I was able to advance within the company. Very knowledgeable with all the systems and department's filling in for Manager's positions when needed.

procurred transportation for customers shipping their products either by truck, rail, plane, or boat.

co workers were great

Really enjoyed being a forklift driver and going to work even on Saturdays. Really hated the company relocated.

Great Place to Work. Manager extremely propfessional. I learned a lot about lopgistics

Ryder Logistics is very fast past and productive work place to be involved in. They are about making sure that we get our work done in a fast but safe way and to make sure the customer will be happy with what they will receive.

A typical day at Ryder was , palletizing , then loading your freight onto a trailer , and then making the deliveries .

I learned a lot about the transportation world. They taught me how to Monitor all truckloads, to and from the GM, build routes, in-transits, charter freights, border crossing and handles all breakdown issues. Set up expedites, track MGO, track bill Of Lading, traveled to different plants to introduce and explain our LMS system. Handled all issues with – more... carries, made sure everything was running properly or would have to use disciplinary action. – less

I learned a lot about the transportation world. They taught me how to Monitor all truckloads, to and from the GM, build routes, in-transits, charter freights, border crossing and handles all breakdown issues. Set up expedites, track MGO, track bill Of Lading, traveled to different plants to introduce and explain our LMS system. Handled all issues with – more... carries, made sure everything was running properly or would have to use disciplinary action. – less

A typical day at work was just separarting parts and inspecting them and putting them in a bin to be shipped to GM. I learned how to work at a fast pace to keep up with GM's production.

Start up meeting at 6:00am followed by stretching then some followups at the machines about the day before. Then we all get on the rados and start running calling out any problems that are keeping the line from running. Are management team is great they help us every minute they can. All the people that work will help you also when you ask. Everyone – more... has a real great attitude most of the time. We all try are best. The hardest part of the day is when things do not run smooth but they get worked out. The most enjoyable part is when we meet production goals and go over are goals and feel we did a great job. – less

a lot of off the clock work management was pregidous and did not run company the way logistics hired him too and employees allowed it

Its was interesting because the job was a new start-up company. I loved every aspect of the learning process and working with the co-workers and all management.

Its a good place to work at if you like up and down hours. i learned how to recieve product from incoming trucks and also learned how to Drive a clamp truck. Some oof my co-workers are good people. Hardest part of the job is the long hours during the summer.

Great Company to work for. Good Pay. Show case warehouse in Moreno Valley

if i would work there again?no, the building sucks,co workers i miss.

I held several different positions at Ryder. Ryder introduced me to the automotive industry, and opened many doors for opportunities. It was a privilege being on Ryders team.

busy workday caused by lack of foresight by management.
Management only concerned with what time is it and what are we doing after work.
Co-workers very knowledgeable and friendly
Hardest part of the job - getting important ideas and concerns across to management.
After work was the best time when management buys rounds and rounds of drinks to buy favor – more... amongst lower ranks – less

a day at ryder is a night mare. i wish i never stayed so long. you never know what you are going to get until you walk into the place. you never know if you will be fired or someone is trying to get you fired.

great enviornment and the job can either be simple or difficult if you let it.