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Transportation and Logistics Coordinator
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A Logistics Coordinator coordinates processing and distribution of supplies, equipment or materials for a company or organization. Develops order schedules, tracks shipments and deliveries, cultivates relationships with suppliers, monitors supply quality; may supervise warehouse operations and staff.
$64,646 / year median in Ohio
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Transportation and Logistics Coordinator Confidential Search | Full-Time | Exempt A stable, established manufacturer is adding a Transportation and Logistics Coordinator to its team. This person will be the connection between our production sites, our shipping partners, and our customers — making sure product gets where it needs to go, on time and at the right cost. If you've spent your career on the provider side of freight and want to see what it's like calling the shots from inside a manufacturer, we want to talk to you. What You'll Own Build and manage relationships with transportation providers, pushing for pricing and service that keeps us competitive Act as the main point of contact for outsourced shipping and storage partners, holding them accountable for performance Coordinate product movement between production, storage, and delivery points, adjusting on the fly when plans change Guide shipments bound for international customers through the paperwork and partners needed to cross borders without delay Track down and resolve issues with shipments that arrive damaged or delayed Dig into shipping costs and invoices to catch errors and find savings Bring fresh ideas to how freight and warehousing get handled — and put them into practice What Sets You Up to Succeed A background in transportation, freight, or supply chain — provider-side experience welcomed Ease navigating ERP or logistics software Keeps several priorities moving, while maintaining awareness and proactive approach to transportation Communication skills sharp enough to work with internal teams, outside partners, and customers alike A relevant degree is a plus, not a requirement Great pay, genuine autonomy, and a company that will actually act on your ideas. — this search is confidential.