Imports Coordinator - Transportation and Logistics

Position Overview

The Imports Coordinator is responsible for coordinating and communicating with customers, consignors and consignees to prioritize

consistent flow of imported air and ocean freight. The Imports Coordinator works a standard 40 hour work week with overtime and

weekends as needed.

Supervision Received and Exercised

The Imports Coordinator reports to the Director of Imports.

The Imports Coordinator does not exercise supervisory responsibility.

Responsibilities and Duties

Collect documents from customers and verify validity prior to release of freight.

Maintain inventory of cargo and keep files up to date.

Send Pre-Alerts, Arrival Notices, Outturn Reports and any other notifications to customers as necessary.

Perform regular customer service tasks via phone and email.

Coordinate with STG for issues concerning IT# updates, claims, damages, and any other concerns.

Oversee weekly dock checks.

Monitor need for office supplies with the help of the Director of Imports.

Coordinate any deliveries with Directors of Operations, whether it be P&D or FTL departments.

Provide rate quotes for deliveries with help of Directors of Operations as needed.

Maintain communication with office staff, warehouse manager, Director of Imports and designee(s) to ensure completion

of tasks.

Turn in completed container files to Director of Imports for billing.

Team Responsibilities and Duties

Employ professionalism through performance of all tasks and communication with staff, customers, and other visitors.

Take initiative as a team player to problem-solve and assist where needed. Complete other duties as assigned by the

Director of Imports.

Follow TSA and other safety regulations as directed by the Director of Imports. TSA testing and certification provided by

employer and required for employment.

Qualifications

High school graduate or equivalent preferred.

Air cargo logistics experience preferred.

Exceptional teamwork, communication, attention to detail, and integrity required.

Fluency in English and legal eligibility to work in the United States required.

Pay and Benefits

Paid bi-weekly, hourly rate commensurate with experience.

Overtime pay time and a half after 40 hours per week.

PTO package, accruals beginning day 1.

75% of employee only medical insurance premiums covered by employer.

100% of employee only dental, vision, short- and long-term disability, and basic life insurance covered by employer.

401k contribution 3% of gross compensation after 1 year and 1000 hours of employment.

Additional accident, critical illness, hospitalization, and cancer insurance available.