Logistics supply officer vs corporate logistics manager

Differences between logistics supply officer and corporate logistics manager duties and responsibilities

Logistics supply officer example responsibilities.

• Manage MRO commodities as directed.
• Manage purchasing processes and supervise personnel responsible for MRO purchasing, new product planning and production purchasing.
• Lead the implementation of a new ERP application supporting demand, capacity and supply planning and management requirements.
• Manage location's compliance to safety, OSHA, and track performance through training and continuous education and communication.
• Lead organization's governmental and regulatory compliance office which result in no violation findings during federal oversight inspections.
• Identify $25MM TMS savings opportunity.
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Corporate logistics manager example responsibilities.

• Lead corporate projects, one include RFP for major final mile service resulting in 3MM savings.
• Manage TL, LTL, and small package carriers to ensure that service and cost goals are met.
• Lead organization's governmental and regulatory compliance office which result in no violation findings during federal oversight inspections.
• Institute core carrier program for all domestic transportation modes (truckload, LTL, parcel, air).
• Collaborate with the management team on development of ISO quality assurance program by providing input from a logistics and procurement perspective.
• Participate in programmatic reviews and provide technical assistance on ILS issues and milestones.