Air Cargo Logistics Operator - Bilingual (Spanish/English)

Posted 3 days ago

woongjinMiami (FL)

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Air Cargo Logistics Operator - Bilingual (Spanish/English)Contract.
Compensation: USD 24 - USD 26 - hourly.
Company Description: Our mission at WOONGJIN INC. is to provide a range of unique, exceptional, and enhanced services to our clients. We have a strong moral code that includes the service of goodness without expectations of reward. We are motivated by the sense of responsibility and servant leadership.
Job Description: Coordinate all outbound and inbound loads as needed. Process pre-claims to airlines and/or handling agents when cargo arrives damaged. Check that all cargo leaves in good condition for our customers. Ensure cargo departs to airlines meeting cutoff times. Verify weight discrepancies and communicate to appropriate team. Provide daily recount of all remaining cargo in warehouse for physical inventory check. Provide security and escort coordination depending on airlines and amount of cargo pick up. Build up / break down supervision of ULDs being properly built and handled. Monitor DG handling making sure dangerous goods are segregated and loaded correctly. Maintain communication with warehouse, operations and handling agent personnel.
Qualifications: High school diploma/GED required, Bachelor's Degree preferred. 1+ years' experience in warehouse air cargo operations required. 1+ years' supervisory experience required. Excellent communication and problem solving skills. Ability to work well in a fast-paced environment. Inventory maintenance experience a plus. SAP experience a plus. Bilingual (English/Spanish) is preferred.
Additional Information: All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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