How many years does it take to become a logistics manager?

It takes eight years total to become a logistics manager. Logistics managers are expected to complete their bachelor's degree and complete at least four years as a logistics professional before being promoted to logistics manager. Some logistics companies may require logistics managers to undergo certification training.

These certifications are not always mandatory but can span from six months to two years, depending on the type of certification, industry, and requirements from the state and employer. Most logistics managers complete their degree and internship, then work as entry-level professionals before applying for a promotion within the same company.