Logistics Coordinator (Work From Home) $1,800 to $3,500 Weekly

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american logistics authorityNorfolk (VA)

Logisticians Freight Transportation Arrangement

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Mid

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$3,500 weekly

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About the role

Logistics Coordinator (Work From Home)

Job Type: Full-Time | Remote (U.S. Only)

About the Role: We're looking for motivated individuals ready to join the logistics side of the trucking industry. As a Remote Logistics Coordinator, you'll assist with scheduling, communication, and freight coordination between drivers and clientsall from home. You'll play a key role in helping freight move efficiently across the country while building valuable experience in one of the fastest-growing fields in logistics.

Responsibilities: Communicate with drivers and clients to provide updates on loads Manage shipment schedules and ensure on-time delivery Track, organize, and record shipment information accurately Deliver excellent customer service to carriers and clients Collaborate with a professional virtual operations team

Qualifications: Excellent communication and organization skills Comfortable using basic computer tools (email, spreadsheets, chat apps) Self-motivated with strong attention to detail No prior logistics experience required

Pay: $1,800$3,500 weekly (based on performance and workload)

Benefits: 100% remote work Flexible hours Career growth opportunities in the logistics industry Supportive virtual team environment

How to Apply: Apply today to start your career in logistics coordination. Our team will reach out with the next steps.

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