Lead logistics analyst vs logistics coordinator

Differences between lead logistics analyst and logistics coordinator duties and responsibilities

Lead logistics analyst example responsibilities.

• Experience decision-maker in high-pressure environments; efficiently manage vital decision points autonomously to ensure mission accomplishment in multiple combat deployments.
• Review various equipment provisioning technical documentation from manufacturers and government drawings.
• Continue to serve as the primary subject matter expert (SME) and drive improvements base on planner feedback.
• Develop ILS cost estimates for new business development proposals.
• Maintain the credit team SharePoint site with the updated project flowcharts, business requirement documents, fictional specification documents and presentations.
• Collaborate and communicate with various personnel both internal and external to DLA.

Logistics coordinator example responsibilities.

• Track production levels and provide status updates to sr. leadership and department leads through weekly reports and conference calls.
• Assemble customer orders from stock and place on pallets or shelves, or conveys orders to packing station or shipping department.
• Prepare documents for ocean export shipments and import documents for distribution to brokerage operation and customer's freight forwarders.
• Coordinate and monitor freight forwarders, customs brokers and trucking vendors for inbound and outbound door-to-door international and domestic refrigerate shipments.
• Create and submit material requisitions in MAXIMO.
• Obtain schedule b numbers for export commodities.
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