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A logistics coordinator works behind the scenes to ensure the logistical side of a company or institution runs smoothly. They oversee shipping, quality control, staff scheduling, deliveries and more. Dependent on your employer and the industry they operate in a logistics coordinator's role can cover a range of responsibilities. Often their work takes place in a high pressure environment and to tight deadlines.

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FAQs

FAQs

What does a Logistics coordinator do?

Some day-to-day tasks include:

Preparing shipments
Receiving deliveries
Enforcing quality control standards
Checking and enforcing safety standards
Streamlining operations
Arranging transportation and staff rotas

Skills & interests required for a Logistics coordinator

Good people skills
Good timekeeping
Organisation
Attention to detail
Willingness to take responsibility
Ability to lead groups confidently and supervise activities
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Ability to multitask

What hours does a Logistics coordinator typically do?

Your work hours and work base depend entirely on your employer and the industry within which they operate. A logistics coordinator can work in many sectors if they have the right organisational skill set, energy and drive.

What environment is a Logistics coordinator based in?

As a logistics coordinator you are likely to be based in office, however it is highly likely that you will spend time on the ground in places such as warehouses or similar. The specifics of this depends on what particular industry you are part of.

How much does a Logistics coordinator travel?

It is possible that some travel may be required in order to fulfil this role, however you should be prepared to work out of an office for the vast majority of the time.

How much does a Logistics coordinator get paid?

A starting salary for a logistics coordinator is around £20,000 per annum, dependent on employer and industry.

Perks & benefits

The larger the company you work for the more likely you are to receive extra perks such as gym membership and private healthcare.

What qualifications does a Logistics coordinator need?

Business qualifications are helpful but good experience can go just as far. Requirements are also dependent on the industry.