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Form of workThis Logistics Managerjob offers an exciting opportunity to be a part of history in the renewable energy space. The company we’re partnering with for this search is building one of the largest solar panel manufacturing factories in the US and is looking for an eager candidate with ocean import experience to step into this critical role.
This is a Direct HireLogistics Managerposition where you will be an essential part of the logistics team and overall import/export process. The opportunity offers uncapped growth potential as well as the ability to build something great from the ground up in the central Ohio area.
Logistics Manager Job Responsibilities:
- Responsible for the planning, oversight, and management and coordination of logistics support operations to ensure smooth accomplishment of projects.
- Managing processes that determine the best mode of transport, and select the best carrier to meet the OTIF requirement for shipments
- Prioritizing work orders and organizing tasks based on shipment/order deadlines and developing a plan for the movement of orders in compliance with shipping requirements
- Analyzing data to identify trends that may indicate a need for change within a company’s supply chain
Schedule: Monday- Friday, day shift
Pay: $90,000-$110,000/year
Logistics Manager Job Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in business, logistics or relevant industry
- 8+ years of import/export experience
- Proficient in Warehouse Management Systems or related software
- In depth knowledge of customs compliance regulations
- 1-2 years of experience overseeing a direct report (leadership experience)
Benefits:
- Medical, Dental, Vision, and supplementary insurance
- 3 weeks PTO
- Full week paid vacation over the Christmas holiday (plant shuts down)
- 401k with match
Location: Pataskala, Ohio. Just outside of the Columbus area.
If you are interested in learning more about this Logistics Manager, please submit your application. If you have a resume, we’d love to see it ahead of time for consideration.
