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About The Role
The Logistics Coordinator position in Uttoxeter offers a permanent, full-time schedule from Monday to Friday, with no weekend work required. The salary ranges from £27,000 to £28,000 per annum, dependent on experience, plus an annual bonus. Working for a substantial organisation within a regulated industrial sector, you will handle both domestic and international shipments. Responsibilities include arranging transport, preparing shipping documentation, managing goods inward and outward, and assisting with routine warehouse operations. This hands-on role suits candidates with prior experience in logistics, distribution, or goods-in/goods-out functions. You will bring solid organisational abilities and comfort with varied daily tasks, contributing to smooth supply chain flow within the Uttoxeter operation.
Logistics Coordinator
- Salary: Up to £28,000 depending on experience + annual bonus
- Location: Uttoxeter
- Schedule: Monday to Friday, no weekends
The Opportunity
My client is a large, well-established organisation operating within a highly regulated industrial environment. Due to continued requirements within their Uttoxeter operation, they are looking to recruit a Logistics Coordinator to join their team.
This is a varied, hands-on logistics position covering both UK and international shipments, with responsibility for coordinating transport, preparing documentation, managing goods in and out, and supporting day-to-day warehouse activities.
The role would suit someone with previous experience in logistics, warehousing, distribution, shipping or goods-in/goods-out who is comfortable combining administrative responsibilities with practical warehouse duties.
You'll be working with a range of internal teams and external logistics providers to ensure goods are prepared, documented and transported safely and efficiently by road, air and sea.
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As Logistics Officer, you'll take responsibility for coordinating the movement of goods both domestically and internationally. Your responsibilities will include:
- Coordinating UK and international logistics activities, including arranging shipments and collections
- Liaising with approved freight and logistics providers to organise transportation by road, air and sea
- Preparing and maintaining accurate shipping, transport, customs and export documentation
- Supporting the transportation of regulated and dangerous goods, ensuring the correct documentation and procedures are followed
- Working alongside the company's Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor (DGSA) to ensure activities comply with current transport legislation and requirements
- Preparing consignments for dispatch, including packaging, labelling, palletising and securing goods appropriately
- Managing goods-in and goods-out, including receiving deliveries, checking products, storing materials and preparing outgoing consignments
- Ensuring shipments are correctly identified and documented before leaving site
- Operating forklift trucks and other mechanical handling equipment to safely load, unload and move goods around the facility
- Monitoring stocks of packaging, pallets and other materials required for dispatch
- Maintaining a clean, organised and safe warehouse and logistics environment
- Working closely with colleagues across the wider operation to ensure materials and products are available when required
- Helping identify and resolve any issues that could impact deliveries, collections or shipping schedules.
What We're Looking For
My client is looking for someone who is organised, dependable and comfortable working in an environment where safety, accuracy and compliance are extremely important.
You'll Ideally Have
- Previous experience within logistics, warehousing, distribution, shipping or a similar operational environment
- Experience with goods-in/goods-out, dispatch or stock movements
- A valid forklift truck licence
- Good knowledge and appreciation of manual handling and warehouse safety
- Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage several activities at the same time
- Good written and verbal communication skills, as you'll regularly deal with colleagues, transport providers and other stakeholders
- Good general IT skills, including Microsoft Word and Excel
- Confidence learning and working with bespoke software and database systems
- The ability to work independently while also contributing effectively as part of a wider team
- A careful and methodical approach to paperwork and documentation


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Previous knowledge of ADR and/or IATA regulations relating to the transportation of dangerous goods would be particularly useful. However, this is not essential, as relevant training can be provided.
What's on offer?
This is an opportunity to join a sizeable, established organisation where safety and employee development are taken seriously.
The Package Includes
- Salary up to £28,000, depending on experience
- Discretionary annual bonus
- Company pension
- Life assurance
- Generous annual leave and additional flexible leave benefits
- Employee recognition and reward programme
- Health and wellbeing benefits
- Retail discounts and savings
- Ongoing professional training and development
- Opportunities to develop your career within a larger organisation
If you have experience within logistics or warehousing and are looking for a varied role where you can develop your experience across UK and international operations, this could be a great next step.
My client is looking for someone who can bring a strong work ethic, attention to detail and a safety-first approach to the team. If that sounds like you, please apply and I’ll be in touch to discuss the opportunity in more detail.
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