Transportation resume examples

SpartanResume publishes 43 resume examples in transportation, covering 796 task statements and 1501 advertised job titles drawn from the O*NET occupational database. 36 of these 43 roles record Microsoft Excel among their software. Each page below lists what that job actually involves, the titles it is posted under, and the skills worth naming if they are genuinely yours.

Roles in this field

Air Traffic Controller40 titles · 23 tasks
Airfield Operations Specialist21 titles · 27 tasks
Airline Pilots, Copilots, and Flight Engineer26 titles · 24 tasks
Ambulance Drivers and Attendant35 titles · 11 tasks
Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendant40 titles · 14 tasks
Aviation Inspector38 titles · 13 tasks
Bridge and Lock Tender31 titles · 18 tasks
Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity33 titles · 14 tasks
Captains, Mates, and Pilot of Water Vessels40 titles · 30 tasks
Cleaner of Vehicles and Equipment40 titles · 20 tasks
Commercial Pilot40 titles · 24 tasks
Conveyor Operators and Tender40 titles · 20 tasks
Crane and Tower Operator40 titles · 11 tasks
Driver/Sales Worker40 titles · 11 tasks
First-Line Supervisor of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers, Hand40 titles · 24 tasks
First-Line Supervisor of Material-Moving Machine and Vehicle Operators40 titles · 22 tasks
Flight Attendant17 titles · 25 tasks
Gas Compressor and Gas Pumping Station Operator33 titles · 13 tasks
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver40 titles · 29 tasks
Hoist and Winch Operator40 titles · 13 tasks
Industrial Truck and Tractor Operator40 titles · 9 tasks
Light Truck Driver40 titles · 13 tasks
Locomotive Engineer35 titles · 14 tasks
Motorboat Operator23 titles · 16 tasks
Packers and Packagers, Hand40 titles · 12 tasks
Parking Attendant38 titles · 15 tasks
Pump Operator40 titles · 14 tasks
Rail Yard Engineers, Dinkey Operators, and Hostler40 titles · 23 tasks
Railroad Brake, Signal, and Switch Operators and Locomotive Firer40 titles · 26 tasks
Railroad Conductors and Yardmaster40 titles · 20 tasks
Recycling and Reclamation Worker24 titles · 14 tasks
Recycling Coordinator22 titles · 23 tasks
Sailors and Marine Oiler40 titles · 28 tasks
Ship Engineer26 titles · 17 tasks
Shuttle Drivers and Chauffeur39 titles · 26 tasks
Stockers and Order Filler40 titles · 30 tasks
Subway and Streetcar Operator31 titles · 10 tasks
Tank Car, Truck, and Ship Loader34 titles · 19 tasks
Traffic Technician21 titles · 23 tasks
Transportation Inspector36 titles · 17 tasks
Transportation Vehicle, Equipment and Systems Inspector40 titles · 14 tasks
Warehouse Worker40 titles · 13 tasks
Wellhead Pumper18 titles · 14 tasks

Software these roles record

How many of the 43 roles on this page record each tool in their O*NET entry. A count of these pages, not a claim about the wider job market.

36/43Microsoft Excel
32/43Microsoft Office software
26/43Microsoft Outlook
22/43Microsoft Word
11/43Microsoft Windows
9/43Microsoft PowerPoint
8/43Microsoft Access
7/43Inventory tracking software
7/43SAP software
6/43Inventory management systems
6/43Web browser software
5/43Computerized maintenance management system CMMS

Skills rated important across this field

How many of these roles rate each skill as important. Worth naming on a resume only where it is genuinely yours.

36/43Active Listening
34/43Critical Thinking
33/43Monitoring
33/43Speaking
27/43Operation and Control
25/43Operations Monitoring
24/43Judgment and Decision Making
23/43Complex Problem Solving
23/43Reading Comprehension
19/43Coordination
19/43Time Management
9/43Active Learning

Knowledge areas

The subject knowledge these occupations draw on, by how many of them record it.

34/43English Language
31/43Public Safety and Security
27/43Customer and Personal Service
27/43Transportation
20/43Mechanical
15/43Mathematics
13/43Administration and Management
11/43Production and Processing
10/43Education and Training
9/43Law and Government
7/43Computers and Electronics
5/43Geography

What these counts are, and are not

Every number on this page counts the 43 resume examples we publish in this field. None of them describes how many people hold these jobs, what they are paid, or whether the field is growing. We do not have that data and will not estimate it.

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Occupation data from the O*NET 29.1 Database by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (USDOL/ETA), used under CC BY 4.0. O*NET is a trademark of USDOL/ETA. SpartanResume is not endorsed by USDOL/ETA.