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Linde · The Woodlands, TX

Helium Logistics – Planner I

The Woodlands, TX, USSupply Chain & Logistics

Listed on Linde’s official careers site. Listed as of October 18, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

You will schedule the containers’ movement and planning the shipments into /out of the product resources, transfill plants and customer sites by using scheduling and planning programs

  • Coordinate the shipments with various Carriers, freight forwards, and drivers You are responsible for taking orders via phone, email or online ordering program from internal and external customers and arrange for the required supply
  • Attend to customer requirements to ensure enhanced quality services are provided You will monitor and coordinate imports and exports with our logistics partners Working with Helium distribution centers, and coordinate the shipments based on the available inventory You will research, record and calculate accurate gas readings for billing purposes Consider cost implications of decisions and identify distribution cost savings opportunities
  • Ensure all deliveries comply with Linde’s Quality Assurance program as well as all applicable regulatory programs You are responsible for recording

Quality Incident

  • Reports when appropriate for system improvement

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