Coordinate freight schedules, assign carrier routes, track shipments and resolve transit or customs delays; negotiate 3PL rates to reduce freight spend; 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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