Manager Logistics & Trade Comp

Job-:
Supply Chain

Location:

Chiswick, London, United Kingdom

Schedule:

Full time Posted:
Job Overview:

The Manager Logistics & Trade Comp role requires an in-depth understanding of Logistics & Trade Compliance concepts, theories, and principles and basic knowledge of other related disciplines. The Manager Logistics & Trade Comp must be able to apply an understanding of the industry to improve effectiveness, provide guidance, and influence processes and policies for the Logistics & Trade Compliance discipline as well as identify and resolve technical, operational, and organizational problems that impact effectiveness.

The Manager Logistics & Trade Comp impacts the level of service and the Logistics & Trade Compliance team's ability to meet quality and timeliness objectives. Policies, resource requirements, budgets, and the business plan should guide decisions made by the Manager Logistics & Trade Comp. Qualifications Essential Qualifications and

Education:

Bachelor’s degree in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Maritime Studies, Engineering, Business Administration or a related discipline
10 years or more experience in the capital project logistics industry

Offshore and Onshore experience preferred

Extensive domestic and international experience executing contracts in key industries, typical procurement processes and procedures

Good working knowledge of Trade Compliance import/export regulations

Highly analytical and capable of mapping processes to determine areas for improvement

Must be able to learn complex software and be able to teach others quickly

Displays good leadership skills and works well with others while promoting teamwork

Must be intrinsically motivated to succeed and have a high desire for achievement

Prefer SPM and JDE experience Professional certification in logistics, supply chain, customs or project management is advantageous

Formal training in dangerous goods, lifting operations, heavy transport or international trade compliance is preferred

Knowledge of Namibia’s customs, port, immigration and maritime requirements is highly desirable.#LI-SM1#LI-HYBRID Responsibilities

Key Tasks and Responsibilities:

Lead the projects or area's Logistics effort

Oversee the project's logistics staff

Develop a logistics strategy for tracking and movement of project materials

Develop and maintain the project logistics schedule in coordination with PCMUtilize & suggest contributions to Global freight forwarders and logistics providers' list Engage with Regional logistics providers as needed to support gaps Develop and maintain project-specific specs (e.g., packing & marking instructions)
Perform logistics studies (potentially onsite) to ensure equipment transport to the job site Oversee the process for examination of transport and lifting sketches as needed

Undertake performance review of assigned resources to the project  Support logistics estimating associated with the bidding process

Support the budget breakdown and forecasting of logistics-related costs

Facilitate the competitive bidding, cost analysis, and service provider selection process

Support status reporting as part of the overall project reporting cadence

Support Global Logistics in systems implementation and other company objectives

Create and maintain a Logistics execution plan and proposal person-hour efforts for proposals  Work closely with the Modularization group in identifying Logistics solutions for Modular projects, both Offshore and Onshore    Work with the Global logistics team and developed logistic metrics to benchmark logistics estimates

Provide oversight to all Logistics personnel, including resourcing for all proposals and projects    Development of Logistic Agreement T&Cs, Non-Disclosure Agreements, and Pre-Bid Agreements (PBAs)   …