Logistics Supervisor

A logistics operations job involves managing the entire lifecycle of goods, from sourcing raw materials to delivering the final product to customers. Responsibilities can vary significantly depending on the level of the role, such as an entry-level coordinator versus a senior manager.  Common responsibilities Core duties across many logistics roles include:  Coordinate and monitor logistics: Oversee and manage daily logistics, transportation, and warehousing operations to ensure seamless supply chain execution. Manage inventory: Maintain accurate inventory records, track stock levels, and coordinate with suppliers for timely replenishment. Track shipments and deliveries: Plan routes, track the status of shipments, and ensure products are delivered on time. Communicate with stakeholders: Act as the main point of contact for and negotiate with suppliers, carriers, and customers to ensure smooth operations. Resolve issues: Address and resolve any problems or complaints related to shipments, delays, or other logistical issues. Analyze performance: Monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) and logistical data to identify areas for improvement and implement new strategies. Ensure compliance: Maintain and enforce company policies, safety standards, and relevant regulations. Maintain documentation: Keep accurate records of shipments, deliveries, invoices, and other logistics documentation