Manage freight schedules and carrier assignments, track shipments to resolve delays or customs issues, negotiate 3PL rates to reduce freight spend, and verify shipping documentation including bills of lading, customs declarations, and delivery receipts.
Transport & Logistics Coordinator
About the Role
We are hiring a Transport & Logistics Coordinator to optimize our supply chain and distribution networks. You will manage freight schedules, track shipments, and coordinate with carriers to guarantee on-time delivery of goods.
Key Responsibilities
- Schedule shipments and assign routes to commercial carriers based on cost and efficiency.
- Track transit progress proactively to identify and resolve shipping delays or customs bottlenecks.
- Negotiate rates with third-party logistics (3PL) providers to minimize corporate freight spend.
- Verify documentation including bills of lading, customs declarations, and delivery receipts.
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