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This is more than an Airfreight Manager role... it’s an opportunity to build something of your own.
As the first dedicated leader of a newly developing airfreight function, you’ll have the autonomy to shape the operation, win new business and drive its commercial growth within an established logistics group.
Location: County Antrim - Based onsite this role is commutable from Ballymena, Antrim, Newtownabbey, Ballyclare, Ballynure, Crumlin, Carrickfergus, Lame, Lisburn, Belfast and surrounding areas.
A competitive salary is on offer alongside great benefits which include: 33 days’ annual leave (28 plus BH), Health Cash Plan, EAP, ongoing development opportunities, company events, wellbeing initiatives and free on-site parking!
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What will you be doing as the new Airfreight Manager?
- Developing the airfreight function, identifying new business opportunities and strengthening relationships with existing customers.
- Overseeing the day-to-day airfreight operation, introducing effective SOPs, monitoring performance and driving high standards of service.
- Working closely with the customs and trade compliance team to ensure all shipments meet IATA, Dangerous Goods and international regulatory requirements.
- Leading, motivating and developing the airfreight team, building a culture focused on accountability, collaboration and continuous improvement.
- Managing budgets, costs and profitability, while negotiating competitive rates with carriers and suppliers.


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What you’ll need:
- Proven experience in airfreight operations or management, with strong international freight forwarding knowledge.
- Current IATA certification and a valid Dangerous Goods certification.
- Demonstrable business development and customer relationship management experience.
- Strong leadership, management experience and commercial awareness.
- Knowledge of customs, trade compliance or multi-modal logistics would be advantageous.
If you’re an ambitious Airfreight Manager looking for the opportunity to build, lead and grow a new airfreight function with real commercial potential, this is an excellent next step. Apply today!
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