Logistics Officer

As a Logistician, I have managed companies supply chain. Overseed the entire life cycle of a product, including how that product was acquired, distributed, and delivered.

Where I have worked As a logistician?

I have and still enjoy a wide variety when it comes to my professional life, working in nearly every industry from retail to finance. I typically have maintained fleet management, data information systems and databases to monitor inventories/products.

How did I become a logistician?

The moment I realized that logistics management is a critical role in the manufacturing industry, and can be attained with a manufacturing management or supply chain management certifications. To become a logistician, a bachelor’s degree is typically required for most positions in this role. Although, an associate degree (which I have under my belt) in manufacturing may be sufficient for some logistician jobs. Additional certifications can advance your career as logistician, such as the Certified Professional Logistician certification offered by the International Society of Logistics.

An associate degree in supply chain and logistics management has helped me gain an understanding of the basics of supply chain management, manufacturing planning and control systems, purchasing, and physical distribution of goods to customers.

Expectations from family 4 U Digital Backing Logistics Management

Oversee the entire movement of goods, from procurement to delivery, ensuring efficient and cost-effective transportation, storage, and inventory management by coordinating activities like purchasing, shipping, warehousing, and delivery while optimizing supply chains and identifying areas for improvement to minimize costs and delivery times; F4U also act as a liaison between your company and its suppliers and clients.