Officer of Logistics in the (Manufacturing Sector) 24 MAY 2024

Department: Logistics/Supply Chain Role: Logistics Officer

Location: [Where You Are]

To: Supply Chain Manager/Logistics Manager

Type: Permanent/Full-Time

Overview: In the industrial industry, the logistics officer is in charge of managing the transportation, distribution, and storage of goods and resources. This position is responsible for making sure the supply chain operates smoothly, cost-effectively, and efficiently in order to satisfy demands from customers and production.

Principal Duty: Inventories Administration:

Sustain ideal stock levels to satisfy production requirements and cut down on holding expenses.

Reconcile disparities by conducting routine inventory audits.

Coordination of the Supply Chain:

To guarantee the timely delivery of materials and goods, coordinate with manufacturers, suppliers, and customers.

Keep an eye on and oversee the procurement procedure to guarantee prompt material ordering and delivery.

Management of Transportation:

Organise and oversee logistics, encompassing transportation and storage, to guarantee the smooth conveyance of commodities.

For faster deliveries and lower costs, optimise the routes and means of transportation.

Order Fulfilment:

Oversee order fulfilment, making sure it is accurate and delivered on schedule.

In order to match logistics operations with business requirements, collaborate with the manufacturing and sales departments.

Observance and Record-Keeping:

Make sure that all local, national, and international laws pertaining to the movement and storage of commodities are followed.

Keep complete and accurate records, such as inventory logs, shipment documentation, and customs paperwork.

Control of Costs:

Track logistical costs and put cost-cutting measures into place.

To get the greatest prices, bargain contracts with warehouse owners, suppliers, and carriers.

Evaluation of Performance:

Monitor and evaluate supply chain and logistics-related key performance indicators (KPIs).

Determine areas that require improvement and put new processes into place.