The logistics manager manages the flow of goods from procurement from suppliers, production or operations, to delivery to clients, while ensuring the rationalization and optimization of stocks, as well as the reduction of costs and delivery times thanks to monitoring and management tools.

QUALIFICATION

The profession is accessible from a level III or level II training specializing in transport-logistics or management-commerce, conducted by a business, management or engineering school. It can also be practiced without specific training but with professional experience. It is also accessible as part of continuing vocational training.
Fluency in a foreign language, especially English, may be required.

MAIN ACTIVITIES

The work is mainly carried out in an office but requires visits to storage locations and loading/unloading docks. The logistics manager may also be required to visit service providers.

Missions

Coordinate the pick-up o...