A shipping operator is a person or a company that manages the shipment and receipt of products, materials, and supplies. A shipping operator may also operate a truck or a vessel to transport and deliver mail and packages. A shipping operator needs to adhere to schedules, rules of safety, and inspections. A shipping operator may also be involved in crewing, chartering, and cargo handling
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Performing daily, weekly and monthly inventories -
Loading and unloading finished products and any related raw materials -
Operating lift truck in a safe, productive manner in accordance with all safety procedures -
Filling out daily checklist for forklift -
Managing the shipment and receipt of all products, materials, and supplies -
Collaborating and communicating with logistics technicians, customer service representatives, service providers, and others involved in the shipment and receipt of products -
Tracking, tracing, and updating the status of incoming and outgoing shipments -
Verifying shipping route schedules and checking orders for accuracy prior to shipping -
Receiving, tracking and sending orders to customers -
Using radio frequency identification to scan barcodes for organized and thorough documentation of all inventory.
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International Flavors and Fragrances
Mar 25, 2025