Anchor Construction Logistics
Logistics Manager

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Construction Logistics Manager – London
Anchor Construction Logistics is looking for an experienced Logistics Manager to join our team on a busy construction project in London.
The successful candidate will take responsibility for the safe and efficient delivery of all day-to-day logistics activities while maintaining Anchor’s required standards for planning, compliance, reporting, and workforce management.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage and allocate the daily logistics workforce, including logistics operatives, traffic marshals, hoist drivers, forklift drivers, handymen, and cleaners.
- Deliver daily Safe 2 Start briefings, communicate working areas, exclusion zones, PPE requirements, and planned activities.
- Coordinate deliveries, vehicle movements, unloading activities, and pedestrian management.
- Ensure all operatives are correctly inducted and briefed on RAMS and COSHH requirements.
- Check operative competency cards and maintain accurate training and competency records.
- Complete daily allocation sheets, clearly identifying contracted works and variations.
- Carry out and record daily hoarding, perimeter, walkway, barrier, and working-area inspections.
- Ensure hoists, forklifts, and telehandlers receive the required daily pre-use inspections and hold valid certification.
- Manage PPE issue records, radio registers, first-aid checks, and plant and equipment certification.
- Conduct weekly work-equipment and access-equipment inspections.
- Deliver a minimum of one toolbox talk per week and maintain the toolbox-talk register.
- Monitor housekeeping, waste management, and storage areas throughout the project.
- Maintain all project-specific trackers, including delivery bookings, waste forecasts, labour resources, plant, inspections, fire points, and permits.
- Produce and submit weekly Friday Packs containing all required forms, inspections, photographs, and supporting records.
- Maintain accurate timesheets, attendance records, inventories, and material or plant requisitions.
- Upload and correctly file project documentation, photographs, instructions, and trackers on SharePoint.
- Liaise professionally with the client, subcontractors, suppliers, and Anchor’s operational and commercial teams.
- Identify potential issues early, communicate them clearly, and implement practical solutions.
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- Proven experience as a Logistics Manager on a busy construction project.
- SMSTS qualification essential.
- CSCS Black Manager Card preferred.
- Strong knowledge of construction logistics, health and safety, lifting operations, and traffic management.
- Experience managing multidisciplinary logistics teams.
- Strong planning, leadership, and communication skills.
- Competent in completing inspections, compliance documentation, and weekly reports.
- Comfortable using SharePoint and digital site-management systems such as Dalux, Field View, or Datascope.
- Able to work under pressure while maintaining high standards of safety, housekeeping, and record keeping.
Location: London
Company: Anchor Construction Logistics
Start date: To be confirmed
Salary: Competitive and dependent on experience
To apply, please send your CV and copies of your relevant qualifications to [insert email address] or contact me directly through LinkedIn.
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