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Expeditors International · Dublin, Ireland

Transport Coordinator

Dublin, IrelandFull-timeSupply Chain & Logistics

Listed on Expeditors International’s official careers site. Posted September 14, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Scope of Position

Support the dispatch & collection of shipments in an efficient & timely manner. Liasing with operations, effectively managing and negotiating costs and ensuring sub-contractors & hauliers are operating as per Expeditors requirements.

Major Duties and Responsibilities

  • Coordinate the deliveries throughout Ireland
  • Complete and delegate the daily drivers sheets for the Dublin area
  • Manage all country deliveries through approved country hauliers
  • Maintain the collection database & coordinate pickups with drivers throughout the day Delegate domestic jobs for the Dublin Office Responsible for interdepartmental & external billing on a monthly basis
  • Monitor the collections & airport drivers
  • Source pricing for deliveries or collections where needed Organise any special deliveries or collections where needed

Qualifications

1-3 Years Industry Experience Team Orientated Excellent organisational Skills Effective communications skill Word & Excel Experience

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