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We have a permanent opportunity for an experienced Logistics Coordinator to join our large client in Poole.

You will be a key part of the logistics process for a large warehouse, you will be coordinating the movement of goods and ensuring you keep accurate records throughout the process. 

This position is working Monday to Friday on a day shift with a salary of £25-30,000 DOE

Key responsibilities for the successful Logistics Coordinator:

Coordinating all logistic movements from order through to delivery 
Maintaining accurate records and liaising with required teams to keep them informed. 
Updating internal/ external stakeholders with any issues effecting delivery plans 
Stock and inventory control 
Book in jobs with warehouse teams 
Using internal systems as well as Microsoft To be considered for this Logistics Coordinator role:

Logistics experience is essential & proven experience of managing customer orders 
Strong computer and administration experience especially MRP/ ERP and Microsoft Excel 
Excellent organisation skills and ability to self motivate This position offers a lot of variety, with no 2 days being the same, this is a modern and dynamic company looking for a like minded person to join their friendly team! If you have logistics experience and keen to take on your next challenge please apply with your CV now or call Yasmin on (phone number removed)

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