Multimodal Freight Forwarder

Sunbury-on-Thames
4 weeks ago
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Gleesons has been exclusively partnered with a Global Business for a exciting opportunity has arisen for a Multi Freight Coordinator to join a dynamic and forward-thinking company This company is renowned for its commitment to excellence and innovation in the logistics sector, making it an ideal workplace for ambitious professionals seeking to make a significant impact.

Job Title: Multimodal Freight Forwarder

Salary : £30,000 - £37,000

Duties:

Effectively manage service operations, supply information, and generate quotes for various transportation modes, including ocean, air, and European road.
Provide exceptional customer service across all transportation channels.
Oversee the entire shipment process to ensure precise and timely bookings.
Expedite the processing of shipment information to prevent potential delays.
Communicate with customers to provide tailored quotations based on their specific needs.
Exhibit a thorough understanding of customs regulations, dangerous goods handling, and insurance procedures.
Collaborate with customs brokers, furnishing them with accurate information for swift import/export clearance in compliance with regulatory requirements.
Proactively identify and report any impending claims, gathering necessary details for prompt and professional claims processing in line with company protocols.
Interact with customers professionally and courteously.
Contribute to business development initiatives.
Maintain precise documentation, records, and system updates to uphold data integrity.Ideal Candidate:

Experience in handling multiple modes of freight (Air, Ocean & Road).
Proficiency in using various systems such as CDS, MultiFreight, Cargowise, etc.
At least 4 year of experience in the freight industry.
Strong Account Management
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