$18-$21/hr. Logistics Registration Customer Support Coordinator Reno, NV

Posted 4 days ago

remxReno (NV)

Cargo and Freight Agents All Other Support Activities for Transportation

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About the role

Title: Logistics Registration Coordinator

Pay Rate: $18/hr. Paid Weekly with Benefits!

Start Date: ASAP Start

Office Location: Onsite Reno, NV 89511

Schedule: Day Shift Available

Brief Job Description: As a Registration Coordinator, you will play an important role in helping customers begin their relocation journey with confidence. Your attention to detail, responsiveness, and ability to keep information organized will directly support service quality and customer satisfaction.

What You'll Do: Be the Logistics Wizard: Register orders and initiate the transportation process for seamless relocations. Track & Trace: Work with steamship lines, trucking vendors, and others to keep shipments on course. Data Entry Dynamo: Keep our database accurate and up to date with crucial shipment details. Office Guru: Handle essential office duties, from typing and faxing to document management. Keep the Wheels Turning: Update schedules and logs daily, ensuring every task is on track. Deliver Excellent Customer Service: Respond to incoming calls and emails, while providing timely updates and support.

Requirements/Experience: Must be able to commute to Reno, NV (No more than 40 mins of facility)2 plus years of related experience with an emphasis on importing and exporting goods. Excellence customer service skills Ability to accurately enter, review and maintain detailed shipment and customer information. Operations/Administrative Logistics or Transportation background required (dispatch, logistics coordination, admin etc.) Must be familiar and comfortable using Excel in previous roles. Must possess a friendly, and professional personality.

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