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Director Logistics

Brady Corporation

Director Logistics

Posted 7 Days Ago

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In-Office

Charlotte, NC, USA

Entry level

In-Office

Charlotte, NC, USA

Entry level

Leads global logistics strategy and regional logistics personnel, including third-party warehousing teams. Oversees order-to-delivery performance, inbound and outbound logistics, costs, inventory, inventory record accuracy, physical inventory, safety compliance, and on-time delivery. Drives productivity improvements and flawless logistics execution for the Productivity Solutions and Services organization.

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Job Summary & Responsibilities

As a Director Logistics here at Brady Corp, you will have a significant impact on the company's success. Your strategic leadership and expertise in logistics management will drive the development and implementation of the overall logistics strategy.

Description for Internal Candidates

We have an opportunity for a Global Logistics Director to join us at Brady Corp, in our Ft. Mill, SC site.

This position will be dedicated to leading all Productivity Solutions and Services (PSS) logistics activities which will include direct/indirect management of regional logistics personnel and 3PL warehousing teams to ensure flawless performance from order to delivery. Will drive improvements and productivity for logistics/warehousing aspects via major KPIs such as inbound/outbound logistics performance, cost, inventory, Inventory Record Accuracy (IRA), annual physical inventory, safety compliance, on-time delivery.

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