Mansell Recruitment Group
Logistics Coordinator

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Logistics Coordinator - URGENTLY NEEDED
My client are seeking a proactive, highly organised Logistics Coordinator to manage the international movement of products from factory and supplier collection through to final delivery.
This is a hands-on role coordinating freight, shipping, customs and deliveries across global markets. You will ensure shipments are cost-effective, delivered on time and supported by accurate documentation.
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate international shipments from collection through to final delivery.
- Obtain, compare and negotiate freight quotations and service options.
- Select suitable transport methods based on cost, lead time and project requirements.
- Liaise with production and project teams to confirm goods are ready for dispatch.
- Book, track and monitor shipments, providing clear delivery updates to stakeholders.
- Manage relationships with freight forwarders, carriers, customs agents and suppliers.
- Prepare and check shipping, import and export documentation.
- Identify and resolve potential delays, customs issues and other logistics challenges.
- Support improvements to logistics processes, systems and supply-chain visibility.
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- At least three years’ experience in international logistics, shipping or freight coordination.
- Strong knowledge of sea freight, containerised shipments, air freight, road freight and courier services.
- Experience working with freight forwarders and managing international deliveries.
- Good understanding of customs procedures, commodity codes, Incoterms, import duties and VAT.
- Confident comparing freight costs, negotiating services and making commercially sound decisions.
Benefits
- Up to £35,000 annual salary
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