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Warehouse and Logistics Specialist

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Aberdeen
10 months ago
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Overview:

The Warehouse and Logistics Specialist will guide, assist and support the procurement, strategic sourcing, logistics and warehouse/inventory control processes for the assigned country. The role requires a multi disciplined subject matter expert in integrated end to end supply chain supervisory and supporting systems/tools to support.

Responsibilities:

  • Organize the storage and distribution of all goods relating to Service Implementation, ensuring that the correct equipment has been received and the correct equipment is in the right place for the right project. The flow of goods, stock control, warehousing and transportation will fall under the authority of the Warehouse and Logistics Specialist.
  • Manage local warehouse stock levels, delivery times and transport costs
  • Liaise and negotiate with customers and suppliers, regarding delivery and queries
  • Analyse logistical patterns and problems and produce solutions
  • Receive goods in and confirm receipt is correct to order
  • Input of goods received onto system
  • Packing and palletization of shipping goods
  • Co-ordination of pre inspections
  • Coordination of stock movements (location to location)
  • Maintain levels of consumables for project support
  • Notification to Project Managements/Internal stakeholders and customers of equipment delivery and shipping
  • Travel to other locations to support the logistics needs (mainly Netherlands)
  • Any other tasks as directed assigned by the Global Logistics Manager

Requirements

  • BA/BS Degree or equivalent work experience.
  • 3+ years of Warehouse and Logistics experience.
  • 2+ years’ experience in Satellite communication industry
  • Ability to prioritize and handle multiple tasks simultaneously.
  • Ability to work with minimal supervision.
  • Ability to proactively anticipate customer needs and make recommendations to meet those needs.
  • Ability to ensure all activities are conducted in a safe manner and Company HSE system is adhered to.
  • PC experience in a Windows operating environment with strong typing ability.
  • ERP system experience would be nice to have
  • Excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skill in English.
  • Able to work proactively in multi-cultural environment.
  • Excellent documentation and communication skills.
  • Highly motivated with the ability to work alone in the field and cope with tight deadlines.
  • Customer Focus.
  • Demonstrated success in a team-oriented environment.
  • Demonstrated ability to work independently.
  • Demonstrated analytical and troubleshooting skills.
  • Demonstrated ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

Working at Speedcast:

At Speedcast, we want people that like adventure. Who are motivated by work that takes uncommon ingenuity and thinking outside the box. Who relish the idea of working in an industry undergoing massive transformation. If you want to be part of a global team responsible for connecting the world, then you’re in the right place.

We're always pushing forward, never standing still. When people rely on you and your team to stay connected, it brings everyone closer together. We’re united by the adrenaline of high-stakes projects and our love of getting the job done right. You will experiment, learn and grow here, right alongside us, every single day.

Find great opportunities to make an impact. We have a "one team, one dream" mentality. We work together to make great things happen. Working at Speedcast isn't just a job, it's a career that you can take to new levels.

Top reasons why people love working at Speedcast:

  • Our global presence– you get to work with clients and colleagues all over the world, in every continent

  • Talented teammates– your co-workers are the best and brightest in the industry

  • Industry leadership– be part of the latest advancements shaping the future of communications

  • Ability to develop skills– work across departments to gain new skills and valuable experience

  • Choose your environment– we have an environment to fit your temperament. Choose between a traditional desk job or work in the field.

  • Grow your career- Guide your career in the direction you want. Gain new titles and responsibilities through our internal promotion system.

  • Work on diverse projects– every day is different with our customers from a range of industries around the world

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