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π¨ We're Hiring: Logistics Specialist | Permanent Opportunity
π Location: Aberdeen or Reading, UK
π’ Working Pattern: Hybrid β 2β3 days per week in the office
We are looking for an experienced Logistics Specialist to join a busy logistics operation, supporting the planning and execution of domestic and international logistics movements.
πΉ Key Responsibilities
- Act as the logistics focal point for business line logistics movements.
- Validate transport requests and delivery requirements.
- Plan shipments, truck routings, load plans and cargo consolidation.
- Identify backload and cargo optimisation opportunities.
- Coordinate with logistics suppliers, freight forwarders and carriers.
- Monitor shipment execution, track movements and manage deviations.
- Manage fixed schedules and regional milk runs.
- Issue work orders and obtain relevant cost approvals.
- Monitor carrier performance, including on-time pickup and delivery.
- Coordinate international and domestic shipments in line with company policies and local regulations.
- Work closely with Import/Export teams to ensure smooth movement of goods.
- Maintain accurate logistics documentation and milestone data.
- Investigate deviations and implement corrective and preventative actions.
- Support logistics performance reviews and continuous improvement initiatives.
- Shortlist freight forwarding offers and support freight cost management.
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πΉ About You
We're looking for candidates with experience in:
- Logistics / Transport Operations
- Shipment & Transport Planning
- Freight Forwarding
- Carrier / Supplier Management
- Domestic & International Logistics
- Import & Export Coordination
- Route & Load Planning
- Freight Cost Management
- Logistics Compliance & Documentation
- Stakeholder & Supplier Management


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