The Inbound Logistics Manager manages scheduling and delivery processes for the transport of raw and finished goods, with a focus on inbound transportation and small parcel transportation. The role ensures network delivery and storage providers meet plans and continuously improve, working with logistics, supply chain, manufacturing teammates, suppliers, and service providers to meet expectations. The manager identifies, qualifies, and supervises third-party providers; establishes best practices; maximizes efficiency and cost savings; monitors KPIs; and maintains compliance requirements. The position also negotiates rates and service commitments and implements network solutions. The role leads policy and procedure development, internal reviews and audits, provider and teammate training, small parcel operations, inbound transportation, supplier shipping and receiving/warehousing audits, and provider performance management. It manages transportation costs, chargebacks, carrier rates, financial reporting, RFPs, cost analyses, transportation platforms, and improvement initiatives, including participation in Kaizen and Six Sigma events. Domestic travel is required as needed, estimated at 2–5 weeks per year.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager