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Logistics Recruitment

The logistics sector is the backbone of Australia’s supply chain, ensuring goods flow seamlessly from warehouse to customer. Yet the landscape has shifted. Where volumes once surged only during the Christmas peak, the rise of e-commerce has made high demand the new normal. This constant pressure has created a growing challenge for businesses: finding skilled logistics professionals who can maintain efficiency, uphold safety, and deliver on time in an environment that never slows down.

Jenny Barbour works with logistics businesses dealing with these exact hurdles. We know the difference between a driver who can handle a B-double and one who’ll struggle with tight delivery windows. We understand which warehouse managers can actually implement new picking systems without losing their teams. When you need logistics professionals who won’t fold under pressure, we find people who’ve already proven they can handle the chaos.

Logistics Jobs We Specialise In

Warehouse and Inventory Management

Effective warehousing underpins the entire logistics chain. Leaders and team members in this space keep facilities organised, inventory accurate, and workflows efficient. Their focus on safety, precision, and coordination ensures businesses meet customer expectations without disruption.

  • Warehouse Manager: Oversees warehouse operations, from staffing to inventory control and safety compliance.
  • Warehouse Supervisor: Manages day-to-day workflows, ensuring productivity targets are met.
  • Warehouse Clerks: Handle records, perform data entry, and maintain documentation to ensure system accuracy and integrity.
  • Warehouse Customer Service: Supports clients and partners by resolving warehouse-related queries.
  • Inventory Controllers: Maintain stock accuracy and ensure materials are available when required.
  • Leading Hands: Provide team leadership on the floor, guiding staff in daily tasks and procedures.
  • Store Worker / Storepeople: Manage the receipt, storage, and distribution of goods.
  • Order Picker / Order Pickers: Accurately select items for customer or business orders.

Transport and Distribution

Getting goods from A to B on time requires skilled managers, controllers, and drivers. These roles combine operational oversight with practical delivery, ensuring products arrive safely and efficiently across local and national networks.

  • Distribution Manager: Leads distribution strategy and operations, ensuring timely and cost-effective delivery.
  • Drivers: Transport goods safely across short- and long-haul routes.
  • Forklift Operator / Forklift Drivers: Operate forklifts to move, load, and unload goods within warehouses or depots.
  • Fleet Controllers: Schedule and monitor fleet movements to maximise efficiency.
  • Transport Controllers: Coordinate transportation operations to ensure deliveries remain on schedule.
  • Depot Managers: Oversee depot operations, balancing staff, schedules, and compliance.

Coordination and Administration

Behind the scenes, logistics requires strong coordination and administrative support. These professionals ensure paperwork, compliance, and communication flow seamlessly across the supply chain.

  • Logistics Coordinator: Manages schedules, shipments, and communication between suppliers, carriers, and customers to ensure seamless operations.
  • Dispatch Coordinators: Organise outgoing shipments, ensuring accuracy and timeliness.
  • Shipping Clerk: Handles documentation and processing for goods being shipped.
  • Receiving Clerk: Checks and records incoming deliveries for accuracy and quality.
  • Quality Control Inspector: Ensures goods meet required standards before distribution.
  • Freight Forwarders: Arrange international or domestic freight, navigating customs and carrier requirements.

Leadership and Operations

Strong management is vital to ensure logistics teams perform effectively. These professionals provide strategic oversight, operational leadership, and the ability to balance efficiency with safety and compliance.

  • Operations Managers: Oversee logistics operations to ensure efficiency and strategic alignment.
  • Supervisors: Lead teams to achieve daily goals while maintaining safety and quality standards.
  • Management: Provide overarching leadership and direction across logistics functions.
  • Warehouse Managers: Direct end-to-end warehouse operations to optimise efficiency and service levels.

Melbourne recruiters servicing the entire city

Melbourne

Level 2,
627 Chapel
Street South Yarra VIC 3141

Phone 03 9821 5606
info@jennybarbour.com.au

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