Logistics Specialist
dhd consultingStatesboro (GA)
About the role
Logistics Specialist Statesboro, Georgia, United States About the Job Logistics Specialist Job summary: We are looking for a Logistics Specialist to join our team, responsible for overseeing various critical aspects of our logistics process. The Logistics Specialist will play a key role in ensuring the efficient operation of our manufacturing facilities, optimizing production plans, managing inventory, and coordinating with various teams to meet customer demands. If you have a knack for operational excellence and thrive in a dynamic environment, we invite you to apply for this position.
Responsibilities:
-Coordinate and oversee the transportation of parts -Ensure parts being shipped match MES/ERP system -Track shipments -Collaborate with HMGMA and truck drivers to ensure timely delivery of parts -Prepare shipping instructions and oversee the delivery process. -Resolve problems concerning transportation, logistics systems, and customer issues -Supervise loading and unloading of supplies -Allocate, evaluate, and reallocate human resources to fulfill required shipment completed Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (e.g., logistics) but not mandated. Relevant experience is preferred. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Excellent communication and teamwork abilities. Attention to detail and ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Must be bilingual in Korean and English.
Benefits:
401K -Relocation Bonus -Insurance Coverage (Medical, Dental, and Vision) -PTO (Paid Time Off)
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