Logistics Administrator
West Midlands, Solihull
Logistics Administrator
West Midlands, Solihull
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Start your job searchSupporting the team, you will take responsibility for supporting the management of third party logistics.
In conjunction with key stakeholders, you will be responsible for delivering a high quality and cost efficient solutions through operational and project management. You will be working as part of a growing and developing team, looking for continuous improvement within your role to simplify processes and maximise efficiencies.
We now have a brilliant opportunity to join our Logistics department as a Logistics Administrator.
Based at our Head Office , you will be involved in the management and control of multiple projects and tasks, working suppliers to deliver to agreed time frames.
Responsibilities will include:
* Internal and external stakeholder engagements and management of all levels of business
* Support in the management and control of logistics service provider performance, KPIs, development and continual improvements, ensuring availability of product into the RDCs from suppliers
* Continuous improvement within role, simplifying processes and operations to maximise efficiencies
* Responsible for the processing and tracking of quotes, invoicing and other administrative duties as required
* Deliver successful key events
* Support the delivery of the department strategy as required
Key requirements:
* Educated to minimum GCSE level or equivalent
* Must demonstrate understanding of logistics and supply chain
* Work experience in a similar environment/role or a graduate
* Proficient in Excel and Word
* Excellent communication skills
* Organised with excellent time management skills
* Able to manage a varied workload, conflicting deadlines and multiple projects simultaneously
* Excellent problem solving skills with attention to detail
* Demonstrable ability and experience of effectively managing external providers is desirable
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