About the Role

As a Transport Coordinator at DHL eCommerce, you play a pivotal role in the heart of global logistics, ensuring that goods are seamlessly transported from point A to point B—the very essence of what drives DHL's success. In this dynamic position, you serve as the critical link between various branches and terminals, orchestrating the flow of shipments with precision and efficiency. Your day involves monitoring transport schedules, resolving operational hiccups in real-time, communicating effectively with teams across locations, and optimizing routes to meet tight deadlines while upholding the highest standards of safety and reliability.

Key responsibilities include coordinating daily transport activities, liaising with drivers, warehouse staff, and terminal operators to ensure smooth handoffs, analyzing transport data for improvements, and troubleshooting issues to minimize delays. You'll thrive in a fast-paced environment where problem-solving and quick decision-making are paramount, directly impacting customer satisfaction and operational excellence.

Working at DHL eCommerce means joining a world-class leader in parcel and e-commerce logistics, with cutting-edge technology, a global network spanning over 220 countries, and a commitment to sustainability through innovative green initiatives. DHL fosters a collaborative culture that values diversity, innovation, and employee development. Career growth is robust, with opportunities for advancement into senior logistics roles, supply chain management, or international positions through comprehensive training programs, mentorship, and performance-based promotions. Whether you're optimizing electric vehicle fleets or scaling operations for e-commerce booms, you'll grow alongside a company that's shaping the future of delivery. Join DHL and turn logistics into a launchpad for your professional journey.

Key Responsibilities

• Act as a key link between branches and terminals
• Coordinate the transport of goods from point A to point B
• Contribute directly to efficient logistics operations