Logistics Lead
Consolidated is hiring a Logistics Lead in the supply chain department based in Coimbatore. The role focuses on managing delivery operations, vendor relationships, and SLA governance within a TAT-driven environment. Candidates must have experience managing fleet operations and teams of at least five reports. Previous experience with TMS platforms and retail logistics is preferred.
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Experience
4-8 years
Function
Operations
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Consolidated is hiring a Logistics Lead in the supply chain department based in Coimbatore. The role focuses on managing delivery operations, vendor relationships, and SLA governance within a TAT-driven environment. Candidates must have experience managing fleet operations and teams of at least five reports. Previous experience with TMS platforms and retail logistics is preferred.
TAL's take
Standard mid-tier logistics role with clear management scope but lacks specific company prestige.
Role is well-defined with specific functional responsibilities, experience requirements, and team management expectations.
Must haves
- 4-8 years in logistics, supply chain, or distribution operations
- Hands-on experience managing own-fleet / milk-run operations
- Proven track record in vendor management and courier partner coordination
- Experience in managing a team of at least 5 direct reports
- Familiarity with TAT-driven delivery environments and SLA management
Tools and skills
Nice to have: fareye, loginext, shipsy.
About the company
Unfamiliar company, default mid-tier.
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