Green & Wolvin Recruitment
European Transport Co-ordinator (Interim)

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We are actively looking to engage transport, freight, logistics professionals with a passion for transport planning & management for a new role as a European Transport Co-ordinator in Derbyshire!
This role is for an 18-month fixed-term contract with potential options to move into permanent employment.
Client Details
Our client is a growing powerhouse in the 3PL and European Haulage sector. The business has multiple facilities across the UK and Europe and specialises in full, part, and groupage loads of pallet distribution. You will be joining a fast-paced environment hosting a customer base of large E-Commerce, FMCG, and Manufacturing businesses with around 170 colleagues on site.
Job Description
As a European Transport Co-ordinator, you will report into the Transport & Logistics Manager on a daily basis and will be responsible for the following areas of responsibility within the Derbyshire office:
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- Manage all orders of full-loads, part-loads, and groupage pallet distribution across a large fleet of HGV, LGV, Courier, and Sub-contracted vehicles.
- Utilise a transport management system and ensure all routes are planned onto the appropriate resource. Ensure that the most cost-effective route to market is used and that all customer-specific requirements are met.
- Manage import and export road freight haulage to/from the UK & Europe - including associated customs clearance documentation.
- Review and provide Operations and the Commercial team with carrier collection schedules, making any necessary adjustments in line with the customer's requirements.
- Support the Transport Manager with RFQs for new customers and support with new integrations and processes.
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The successful European Transport Co-ordinator will have an expansive background in transport, logistics planning & operations and will have the following skills & experience:
- 2+ years' experience in a transport planning/co-ordination role, ideally in a European 3PL, haulage, and pallet network background.
- Experience in the co-ordination or planning of drivers of either courier, HGV, or LGV vehicles.
- Ability to work a day shift pattern (Monday to Friday).
- Commutable to Derbyshire.
- Experience with the European road haulage industry.
- Ability to conduct an 18-month fixed-term contract.
What's On Offer?
- £32,000-£34,000
- 33 days annual leave
- Comprehensive bonus package (circa 10%)
- Access to a growing career ladder
- World-class training & development within a leading business.
- Private healthcare allowance
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