Entry-Level Logistics Coordinator with Scheduling Skills Hourly Pay

Job Description for Logistics Coordinator

A logistics coordinator may be in charge of overseeing a wide variety of events and projects. In some cases, they will oversee the patient care logistics in hospitals and the disposal of hazardous waste. Other times, the coordinator will be in charge of coordinating events for their company.

Logistics coordinators can work in a variety of settings, such as law firms, retail stores, and schools. They can work as event coordinators, center coordinators, and shipping and receiving coordinators. Logistics event coordinators are in charge of setting up the entire event, from location to time and date. In schools, they provide admission information and work with teachers to coordinate daily school activities. Shipping and receiving logistics coordinators are responsible for manual tasks such as addressing, stamping, and arranging merchandise and materials.

Logistics coordinators must have good communication skills since they interact with suppliers and buyers. They must also have in-depth knowledge of the events or projects they are overseeing. Logistics coordinators typically must have a bachelor’s degree in logistics, and experience is preferred. They should also have good problem-solving, interpersonal, and analytical skills. (Copyright 2019 PayScale.com)

• Coordinate and communicate with external parties to ensure acquisition and delivery of shipments.
• Ensure shipping compliance with state, federal, and international regulations.
• Investigate and recommend optimal shipping options and coordinate with vendors.
• Develop positive relationships with freight and external logistics companies.
• Lead weekly logistics status meetings to inform stakeholders.

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