Rate Audit Clerk

Gore Bay, ON
On-site
Posted Oct 4, 2026
1 position

$21–$24 / hour

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Entry, Junior · 0+ years
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week

Job summary

The Rate Audit Clerk compiles and computes freight rates and charges based on tariffs and costings while verifying the accuracy of freight bills. They also handle customer inquiries regarding rates and routing while managing interline payables and rebilling processes.

Job details

Company Description From humble beginnings more than 60 years ago, The Manitoulin Group of Companies was built on the principles of hard work, integrity, and a strong desire to succeed – values that remain with us today. Throughout this era, the transportation industry endured many changes that saw the industry evolve towards greener operations and tighter legislation; all changes that drove businesses to adapt. We at Manitoulin found ways to embrace these changes while providing our customers with a first-class service. Our values, together with our vision helped us to confidently navigate through many changes and made us who we are today. Job Description Compiles and computes freight rates, and other charges for transportation services, according to rate tables and tariff regulations. Examines previously entered freight bill information for correctness and cross checking with copy of original bill of lading if deemed necessary. Uses computer generated rates and tariffs to obtain specific charges for customers depending on distance, weight and volume shipped. If computer generated rates are not available, must apply manual rates from current rate agreements or rates based on current costings. Calculates and records storage, redelivery, reconsignment and other accessorial charges when applicable. Answer E-mail, fax or telephone inquiries from customers and terminal contacts regarding rates, routing, packing procedures, service times and interline transportation procedures. Examines bill of lading and other related documents in order to determine whether to rebill customers for short payments or credit off. Compares computer generated rates to hard copy files to verify accuracy when necessary. Generates other carriers revenues to be paid and reviews differences in interline payables vs. carrier billing and authorize or declines balance dues. Classifies freight based on freight bill description and current NMFC guide. Keep abreast of all proper procedures and ensure that the screen information is correct. i.e. rate cards, biller cards, accessorial charges, rate agreements, etc. Qualifications Proven ability to prioritize and meet tight deadlines. Proven ability to perform under pressure. Evidence of good communication, time management, and problem-solving skills. Good geographical knowledge of Canada and the United States. Good math skills Speed and accuracy is critical. Billing background would be an asset. LTL 400 knowledge is an asset. Spreadsheet and query knowledge would also be an asset. Compensation: CAD 21.31 - CAD 23.68 - hourly

What you’ll do

Requirements

Candidates should possess strong mathematical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work under pressure to meet tight deadlines. Proficiency in spreadsheets and knowledge of LTL 400 or billing procedures are considered assets for this role.