UK Mission Enterprise
Day/Night Logistics Fleet Co-ordinator

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Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate and direct the team of chauffeurs operating in central London.
- Assign daily medical transportation tasks in collaboration with the cargo supervisor.
- Allocate additional tasks as instructed by authorised logistics personnel and clients.
- Report unauthorised transport requests to logistics management.
- Notify the relevant department or supervisor about any vehicle faults.
- Maintain confidentiality and professionalism while interacting with clients, colleagues, and external providers.
- Ensure all vehicles used are kept in a presentable condition.
- Adhere to the company’s code of conduct and respect the sensitive nature of its business.
- Comply with all applicable Health and Safety regulations.
- Follow organisational policies and procedures.
- Enter all chauffeur assignments into the logistics auditing system.
- Work on a flexible schedule as needed by operational demands.
- Keep the work mobile phone switched on and respond promptly to calls.
- Any tasks or responsibilities as requested by management within the scope of the position.
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- Strong IT skills, including high competency with MS Office
- Experience of fleet operations
- Experience of coordinating multiple vehicle operations
- Experience of managing personnel
From All Our Employees We Expect
- Communication Skills: Ability to effectively communicate both verbally and in writing. Being able to clearly convey information and listen actively to others is crucial.
- Confidentiality: Colleagues are expected to maintain confidentiality, including safeguarding sensitive client information, adhering to internal policies and procedures, and observing data protection guidelines. We protect our clients' trust and maintain a professional workplace by maintaining these standards and conducting work-related discussions in secure environments.
- Teamwork: Willingness and ability to collaborate with others to achieve common goals, including the ability to work well in both team-oriented and individual contributions.
- Adaptability: Flexibility in handling change and adapting to new situations, challenges, and work environments.
- Problem Solving: Capacity to identify and resolve issues efficiently and effectively. Being able to think critically and provide solutions to complex challenges.
- Integrity: Demonstrating honesty and strong moral principles in all work activities and interactions.
- Reliability: Being dependable in achieving deliverables and consistently meeting deadlines.
- Time Management: Skills in managing one’s time effectively, especially when balancing multiple priorities.
- Attention to Detail: Being thorough in completing tasks and having a keen eye for details in all aspects of work.
- Professionalism: Maintaining a high level of professionalism in behaviour and appearance, respecting others, and showing a strong work ethic.
- Continuous Learning: Willingness to learn and enhance skills and knowledge continuously. Being receptive to feedback and committed to personal and professional growth.
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