Logistics Compliance Specialist

Position Summary: The Logistics Specialist is responsible for coordinating and optimizing the supply chain process to ensure the efficient movement of goods.

This role is a self-driven role, to give guidance and initiative to optimize logistics efficiency and effectiveness.

This will involve managing inventory, overseeing transportation, and collaborating with vendors and internal teams to ensure timely and cost-effective delivery of products.

• Supply Chain Coordination: Collaborate with suppliers, carriers, and internal departments to ensure seamless logistics processes.
• Collaborate with suppliers, carriers, and internal departments to ensure seamless logistics processes.
• Transportation Management: Plan and coordinate shipments, ensuring timely delivery of goods. Optimize transportation routes to reduce costs and improve efficiency. Negotiate terms, services and pricing.
• Plan and coordinate shipments, ensuring timely delivery of goods.
• Optimize transportation routes to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
• Negotiate terms, services and pricing.
• Documentation and Compliance: Prepare and manage shipping documentation, including bills of lading, customs declarations, and compliance paperwork. Monitor and interpret logistics-related regulations (e.g., customs, transportation, safety) and company policies.
• Prepare and manage shipping documentation, including bills of lading, customs declarations, and compliance paperwork.
• Monitor and interpret logistics-related regulations (e.g., customs, transportation, safety) and company policies.
• Data Analysis and Reporting: Analyze logistics data to identify trends, inefficiencies, risk, and opportunities for improvement. Prepare reports on logistics performance metrics for management review.
• Analyze logistics data to identify trends, inefficiencies, risk, and opportunities for improvement.
• Prepare reports on logistics performance metrics for management review.
• Problem Solving: Take initiate to address and resolve logistics-related issues, including shipment delays, damage, and discrepancies. Act as a point of contact for any logistics inquiries from customers or internal teams.