Logistics Coordinator vacancies
Logistics Coordinators are required to manage their workload on a daily basis to ensure all operations are carried out in an efficient and effective manner.
We help candidates across all aspects of the supply chain from logistics through to manufacturing, retail, FMCG and distribution and can assist with the recruitment of a wide range of operational staff including a Logistics Coordinator.
If you are looking for a Logistics Coordinator job, then simply send us your CV and we will keep it on our database, ready to contact you when a suitable job in the logistics coordinator industry becomes available now or in the future.
We try to match the skills and experience you have as a Logistics Coordinator, including the day to day logistical administration tasks you perform, the experience you have gained in the logistics industry to date, as well as your career aspirations.
What does a Logistics Coordinator do?
A Logistics Coordinator assists in the organisation and management of the global supply chain to ensure that the movement of goods is carried out efficiently. Key activities include the coordination of transportation, liaison with suppliers, carriers and warehouses, and ensuring that goods are delivered on time.
Logistics Coordinators are involved in a wide range of activities to ensure all relevant documents are accurate and that all shipments are being monitored and accounted for. Close communication with the warehouse team, carriers and other departments is required to quickly escalate and resolve any issues which may arise to prevent any impact on the supply chain.
A Logistics Coordinator performs the following standard responsibilities:
- Coordinating transportation and shipment schedules
- Communicating with suppliers, carriers and warehouse teams
- Monitoring shipments and resolving delivery issues
- Preparing and maintaining shipping documentation
- Tracking inventory movements and order progress
- Supporting logistics planning and scheduling
- Ensuring compliance with transport and safety regulations
Logistics Coordinator salary
Logistics Coordinator salaries can be very competitive and Logistics Coordinators are often at the very centre of any logistics and supply chain team. However salaries can vary significantly depending on the industry, level of responsibility, employer and location. At Alchemy we are constantly updating our Salary & Recruitment Trends Guides to ensure we remain up to date with current market trends and employment practices across the logistics and wider jobs market.
Logistics Coordinator FAQs
What qualifications are essential for a Logistics Coordinator in the UK, and can industry certifications substitute for formal education?
Many Logistics Coordinator roles require a degree in logistics, supply chain management or a related discipline. However, professional experience and industry certifications such as those from the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) can often complement or substitute for formal education, particularly when combined with relevant work experience.
With technology constantly evolving, what are the latest tools and software Logistics Coordinators need to master?
The logistics sector increasingly relies on specialised software to manage operations efficiently. Tools such as Warehouse Management Systems, Transport Management Systems and Enterprise Resource Planning platforms are widely used. Knowledge of data analytics tools and cloud-based logistics systems can also support forecasting, planning and inventory management.
What are the potential career paths for Logistics Coordinators in the UK, and how can they achieve upward mobility?
Logistics Coordinators can progress into roles such as Warehouse Manager, Logistics Manager or Supply Chain Manager. Career progression often involves gaining additional experience, completing further professional training and developing leadership skills within logistics and supply chain operations.