Greenbush Logistics, Inc. is seeking a Logistics Coordinator Intern for the 2024 Summer Internship Program. This program is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the freight management industry like never before. From networking opportunities and real-world projects to community service events, Greenbush Logistics provides the incredible opportunity to gain valuable real-world experience. Greenbush Logistics provides an incredible chance to jump-start your career with a company dedicated to excellence, professionalism, and delivering the highest level of customer service.
Responsibilities may include:
- Learn all aspects of Greenbush Logistics.
- Learn Customer Service, Contracts, Insurance, McLeod, Sales, and Operations of the company.
- Work with the Logistics Coordinators, Account Manager, and Director of Operations on pricing and analyzing accounts, opportunities/leads, training on customer websites, and billing/account set-up on accounts assigned in the 3PL department.
- Complete other tasks assigned by the Director of Operations.
Minimum Qualifications:
- Must be at least a Sophomore and actively seeking a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, or related field with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or greater.
- Must have experience with PowerPoint, Excel, Word, Microsoft Teams, and Outlook.
We will also offer:
- Competitive pay (starting anywhere from $16-20/hr.)
- College course credit, if available
About Greenbush Logistics:
Greenbush Logistics was born out of service to the parent company, Great Southern Wood Preserving, Incorporated (the largest distributor of pressure-treated pine in the nation). Greenbush Logistics cut its teeth in the time-and-service-sensitive freight management industry. The experience in helping Great Southern’s customers thrive on Just-in-Time inventory management quickly developed Greenbush's know-how of managing a fleet of trucks across a large geographic region. This knowledge has helped us cultivate a reputation as a trusted freight management source.