Logistic Coordinator

Responsibilities

• Work on various TMS reports, managing your time to ensure reports are completed.
• Make decisions on how to process lost or damaged freight.
• Analyze information regarding the customers’ transportation requirements, lanes inbound & outbound, pricing and logistics to come to the best solution.
• Solid knowledge of which carrier is best for the customer’s needs.
• Various projects as assigned by Supervisor or Manager.
• The above responsibilities and additional duties may vary as assigned.

• Route, schedule & track LTL Shipments.
• Work on various TMS reports, managing your time to ensure reports are completed.
• Make decisions on how to process lost or damaged freight.
• Analyze information regarding the customers’ transportation requirements, lanes inbound & outbound, pricing and logistics to come to the best solution.
• Solid knowledge of which carrier is best for the customer’s needs.
• Various projects as assigned by Supervisor or Manager.
• The above responsibilities and additional duties may vary as assigned.

• High School Diploma or GED preferred.
• Completion of postsecondary education is preferred, not required.

• Solid decision-making skills.
• Sound judgement and discretion, knowing when and how to negotiate terms.
• Self-starter and highly motivated.
• Coachable.
• Ability to multi-task.
• Attentive to detail and deadlines.
• Can work independently or with a team.
• Organized in a fast-paced work environment.
• Strong PC, phone skills and excellent customer service skills.

• OWN IT – Take Accountability – Do Whatever It Takes – Stay Focused – Be Humble
• HUSTLE – Be Enthusiastic – Be Tenacious – Work Smart
• DO WHAT’S RIGHT – Show Integrity – Be Respectful – Do What You Say
• NEVER QUIT LEARNING – Be Curious – Collaborate – Embrace Coaching

• Route, tender & track LTL shipments
• Deliver LTL pricing
• Complete reports on time
• Resolve customer issues
• Excellent customer satisfaction

• Sedentary work – sit at a desk, use a computer and a phone for most of the day.
• Repetitive motion – type on a computer, write or dial on a phone.
• Hearing – be able to receive detailed information through oral communication.
• Talking – expressing or exchanging ideas by speaking when necessary.
• Visual – be able to see a computer screen, read reports and/or information.
• Pushing, pulling and/or lifting objects 25lbs or less.

• Work indoors in an office environment.
• Open work areas.
• Fun and playful environment.
• Music playing – for all to hear.