Logistics Operations Specialist
Amalgamated Sugar Company · Boise, ID · 2 wk ago
On-siteManagementFull-time
Key Responsibilities
- Cook up daily shipment scheduling and transportation execution across assigned product lines and locations.
- Monitor railcar status, railcar availability, loaded and empty car movements, and rail service issues.
- Manage rail shop schedules, assignments, repairs, and additional rail car issues.
- Report on rail equipment utilization and turns.
- Secure competitive freight rates and maintain a freight rate file for intercompany and customer freight bids/contracts.
- Maintain transportation documentation, shipment records, carrier communications, and logistics reports.
- Work with factory procurement on shipping and receiving of domestic and international shipments.
- Collaborate with Customs Broker on material imports.
- Cook up internal liquid movement scheduling in accordance with operations, inventory, customer service, and carrier requirements.
- Track leased pallets, transportation assets, and assigned logistics equipment as applicable.
- Review freight invoices, research discrepancies, support freight claims, and coordinate issue resolution with carriers and Finance.
- Monitor demurrage, detention, rail delays, service failures, and accessorial charges; escalate recurring issues to the Senior Manager.
- Administer fleet vehicle leases and fleet vendor communications.
- Maintain fleet records, lease schedules, fuel card data, utilization reports, driver/vehicle documentation, and fleet cost reporting.
- Support fleet policy administration, vehicle assignment records, and recurring communication with vehicle users and internal stakeholders.
- Maintain logistics SOPs, scheduling tools, tracker files, and performance reporting dashboards.
- Provide backup support for inventory reporting and contract/customer service processes according to the backup plan.
Qualifications
- An associate or bachelor’s degree in a related field is preferred.
- Relevant experience in transportation, fleet administration, rail, inventory, or customer service may substitute for formal education.