Logistics Manager

Create policies or procedures for logistics

activities.

2) Plan or

implement material flow management systems to meet production

requirements.

3) Train

delivery personnel in roles or responsibilities regarding logistics

strategies.

4)

Maintain metrics, reports, process documentation,

customer service logs, or training or safety

records.

5) Implement

specific customer requirements, such as internal reporting or

customized transportation metrics.

6)

Resolve problems concerning transportation,

logistics systems, imports or exports, or customer

issues.

7) Direct

distribution center operation to ensure achievement of cost,

productivity, accuracy, or timeliness

objectives.

8) Negotiate

transportation rates or services.

9)

Design models for use in evaluating logistics

programs or services.

10)

Supervise the work of logistics specialists,

planners, or schedulers.

11)

Prepare or file certification

applications.

12) Negotiate

with suppliers or customers to improve supply chain efficiency or

sustainability.

13) Recommend

purchase of new or improved technology, such as automated

systems.

14) Develop risk

management programs to ensure continuity of supply in emergency

scenarios.

15) Plan or

implement improvements to internal or external logistics systems or

processes.

16) Collaborate

with other departments to integrate logistics with business systems

or processes, such as customer sales, order management, accounting,

or shipping.

17) Analyze all

aspects of corporate logistics to determine the most cost-effective

or efficient means of transporting products or

supplies.

18 Direct or

coordinate comprehensive logistical or reverse logistical functions

for product life cycles, including acquisition, distribution,

internal allocation, delivery, recycling, reuse, or final disposal

of resources.

19) Conduct or

review audits for logistics activities, such as storage,

distribution, or transportation.