Plan and optimize daily shipment routes, coordinate carriers, drivers, and warehouse teams, track shipments and resolve delays, and maintain accurate inventory logs and shipping documentation to ensure timely delivery.
Transport & Logistics Coordinator
Job Overview Master the puzzle of supply chain management. You will orchestrate shipments, track inventory, and ensure goods arrive safely and on time.
Key Responsibilities
- Plan, schedule, and optimize daily shipment routes.
- Coordinate with carriers, drivers, and warehouse teams.
- Track shipments and resolve transit delays proactively.
- Maintain accurate inventory logs and shipping documentation.
Qualifications
- 2+ years of experience in logistics, shipping, or supply chain.
- Strong problem-solving skills under tight deadlines.
- Proficiency with Logistics Management Systems (LMS) or supply chain software.
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