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To increase your chances of securing a role as a Logistics Manager in New Zealand, it’s recommended to complete a relevant tertiary qualification and gain experience in managing warehouses, factories, stock or suppliers.

Typical Responsibilities

As a Logistics Manager, you can expect to do any of the following responsibilities:

Managing and tracking stock levels, deliveries and transport costs via IT systems
Coordinating, controlling and improving the order/delivery journey cycle
Managing delivery, warehouse or logistics staff
Liaising and negotiating with customers and suppliers
Developing long-lasting relationships with suppliers
Researching new suppliers for better prices and quality of service
Developing new business
Managing and allocating logistical resources
Ensuring regulatory and Health & Safety standards are met

Progression

With further experience and training, a Logistics Manager could progress their career by moving into the executive or senior leadership team. They can also choose to specialise into other industries such as Construction, Forestry or Commerce.