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Logistics Customs Coordinator- SW London (2 days WFH)- Up to £45,000

London
£35k – £45k/yr
Posted about 23 hours ago
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About the Role

Our client is a growing international FMCG business with a complex supply chain spanning global sourcing, distribution centres and international markets. The business offers a dynamic environment where employees are encouraged to take ownership, contribute ideas and drive meaningful improvements across the logistics function.

Responsibilities

Reporting into the logistics leadership team, the Logistics Coordinator will play a critical role in managing the end-to-end movement of goods across the supply chain. This position offers broad exposure to international logistics, sea freight, customs compliance, warehousing and transport operations, making it an excellent opportunity for someone looking to develop their expertise within a fast-paced global supply chain environment.

Key responsibilities:

  • Coordinate end-to-end import and export shipments, including booking, tracking and delivery management across international markets
  • Manage shipping documentation, customs requirements and compliance processes, working closely with freight forwarders, brokers and carriers
  • Liaise with customers, suppliers, distribution centres and logistics partners to resolve queries and provide regular shipment updates
  • Support warehouse and transport activities, ensuring inbound and outbound freight movements are executed efficiently and on schedule
  • Maintain accurate shipment, inventory and invoicing data within ERP (NetSuite) and warehouse management systems, escalating issues and discrepancies where required
  • Contribute to reporting and continuous improvement initiatives to enhance logistics performance and service levels

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What Makes a Successful Candidate

  • Previous experience in a logistics, freight forwarding, shipping or supply chain coordination role, must have exposure to international logistics, ideally within an FMCG environment
  • Strong understanding of sea freight operations, shipment documentation and customs processes, with knowledge of international trade regulations highly desirable
  • Excellent organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple shipments, stakeholders and priorities simultaneously
  • A proactive, resilient and solutions-focused approach, with the confidence to take ownership and work independently
  • Strong communication and relationship-building skills, capable of working effectively with customers, suppliers, freight partners and internal teams

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Skills

Import and Export Coordination
Customs Compliance
Sea Freight Operations
Shipping Documentation
Supply Chain Management
NetSuite ERP
Warehouse Management Systems
International Trade Regulations
Freight Forwarding
Inventory Management
Stakeholder Management
Logistics Coordination

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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