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Shipment Transport Supervisor
Company: Sunda International (House Mart)
Experience
Contract: Other | Location: Conakry, Guinea | Experience: 3 years | Deadline 2026-10-29
Job description
As part of the strengthening of its teams, Sunda International (House Mart) is recruiting a Expeditions Transport Supervisor to supervise and coordinate transport operations related to shipments in Guinea-Conakry.
Main duties
Supervise and coordinate transportation operations related to shipments.
Plan vehicle departures and ensure delivery times are met.
Coordinate the activities of drivers and expedition teams.
Track goods shipped to their destination.
Ensure compliance with transport procedures, safety rules and operational requirements.
Control shipping documents and track transport reports.
Identify operational difficulties and propose appropriate solutions.
Candidate profile
Responsibilities
Minimum 3 years of experience in the field of transport, logistics or shipment management. Proficiency in Chinese, English and French, both orally and in writing. Good ability to organize, plan and coordinate. Sense of responsibility, rigor and responsiveness. Good command of transport operations monitoring and priority management. Ability to work under pressure and collaborate with different teams.
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