The Logistics Supervisor plans and organizes logistical activities, including the reception, storage, inventory, and distribution of materials and equipment needed for nuclear power plant operations. He/She ensures that logistical resources are available in a timely manner to avoid service interruptions.
He/She coordinates internal and external transports, ensuring that materials and equipment are moved securely and efficiently between different sites and departments. He/She also supervises loading and unloading operations to ensure compliance with safety standards.
The Logistics Supervisor works closely with other departments to identify and resolve logistical issues, improve processes, and optimize operational efficiency. He/She manages inventories and ensures the accuracy of records while adhering to quality and safety standards.
Logistics planning: Plan and organize logistical activities, including the reception, storage, inventory, and distribution of materials and equipment.
Transportation coordination: Coordinate internal and external transports to ensure the secure and efficient movement of materials and equipment.
Operations supervision: Supervise loading and unloading operations, ensuring compliance with safety standards.
Inventory management: Manage inventories and ensure the accuracy of records while adhering to quality and safety standards.
Interdepartmental collaboration: Work closely with other departments to identify and resolve logistical issues and improve processes.
Operations optimization: Propose improvements to optimize the efficiency of logistical operations and reduce costs.
Compliance with standards: Ensure that all logistical operations comply with safety standards and regulatory requirements.
Training and development: Train and mentor logistical staff to ensure adherence to procedures and quality standards.
A Logistics Supervisor in the nuclear energy sector should possess the following skills:
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