Job details
Operations Coordinator (Male) at an Undisclosed Logistics Company via TMAsourcing Solutions – Isolo, Lagos
A logistics business is recruiting a male Operations Coordinator in Isolo, Lagos, through TMAsourcing Solutions to oversee freight handling, staff deployment and safe daily cargo operations.
Working days: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monthly salary of ₦130,000 is net.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate the loading, unloading and movement of air and sea freight and day-to-day terminal activities.
- Supervise team assignments and ensure resources are used efficiently for timely deliveries.
- Liaise with shipping lines, freight partners and other logistics service providers.
- Promote safety, environmental and regulatory compliance and inspect equipment and facilities.
- Solve operational problems, develop standard procedures and improve workflows.
- Maintain accurate cargo records, documentation and operational performance reports.
Requirements
- HND or higher qualification in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Operations Management or a related field.
- Two to five years in logistics, shipping, freight, terminal operations or similar work.
- Experience supervising staff and coordinating cargo movement.
- Strong organisational, documentation, compliance and problem-solving ability.
- Familiarity with ERP systems or Google Workspace and professional shipping certificates are advantageous.
Benefits
- HMO cover and pension.
- Performance-based quarterly bonuses.
Salary
₦130,000 per month (net).
How to apply
Submit the online application for the Operations Coordinator position.
Deadline: Not specified; apply as soon as possible.
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