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Robert Half
Logistics Clerk
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What they do
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.
$65,267 / year median in Texas
+17% projected growth
Job Description
Robert Half is looking for a detail-oriented Logistics Clerk to support dispatch and shipping coordination for a high-volume transportation operation in Georgetown, Kentucky. This Long-term Contract position focuses on driver support, document accuracy, and effective communication between carriers and plant contacts to keep freight moving efficiently. The role is ideal for someone who can stay organized in a fast-paced environment, provide courteous service to drivers, and respond calmly when routing or trailer issues affect scheduled pickups.
Responsibilities:
- Coordinate daily dispatch activity for a large volume of freight movements, including cross-border routes and plant-related transportation needs.
- Review driver documentation and compliance records to confirm all required renewals and trip materials are complete before departure.
- Prepare and verify customs and shipping paperwork with a high level of accuracy to reduce delays, penalties, and service disruptions.
- Serve as the primary point of contact between drivers, carrier teams, and plant personnel when issues arise involving routing, trailer readiness, or missing documentation.
- Communicate timely updates to drivers and internal stakeholders so schedule changes and operational exceptions are clearly understood.
- Support the movement of materials between the supplier network and the plant while maintaining shipment visibility and service continuity.
- Deliver courteous, consistent assistance to drivers while balancing policy compliance with a practical, service-focused approach.
- Help address increased transportation volume, including cross-border activity and weather-related disruptions that may require extended work hours.