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Your future is wide open. Whether you want to work with the latest sat nav technology, travel the globe, or be in charge of millions of pounds’ worth of products for big name stores, there’s never a dull moment in logistics.
The logistics business has something for everyone: guys, girls, techies or those who like working with people. Whatever you’re into, you can find a job that’s right for you.
General »
Accountant
Accountants in the logistics industry work with financial and management information. Their main aim is to maximise profitability and efficiency. In larger companies they may work in one product area or business division.
Air Freight »
Freight forwarder
Freight forwarders are responsible for organising the movement of goods by road, sea, air or rail. Using sophisticated computer systems, they research and plan the most appropriate and economical route for a shipment.
Driving »
Large goods vehicle driver
Large goods vehicle (LGV) drivers (also known as lorry drivers) distribute millions of tonnes of goods around the UK, as well as to and from the Continent. There are around 300,000 LGV drivers in the UK.
Postal Services »
Postal delivery worker
Postal delivery workers (also known as postmen or postwomen) collect letters, cards and parcels and deliver them to homes and businesses throughout the UK.
Rail Freight »
Traction and rolling stock engineer
Traction and rolling stock engineers work with locomotives, carriages and wagons. They work for freight fleets numbering 12,000 rail vehicles across the UK, so there are job opportunities throughout the country.
Removals »
Removals operative
Removals operatives move household, office and other furniture and goods to new premises or into storage. Their work may include European or worldwide relocations, as well as local or national moves.
Sea Freight »
Crane operator
Crane operators can work in ports throughout the UK. Their job is to lift and move heavy loads, like containers and other cargo.
Storage and Warehousing »
Stock controller
Stock controllers (also known as stores assistants) work in the stores or stock departments of a wide range of employers. They are responsible for receiving, checking and storage of products, tools, or parts.
