Loader/Unloader in the Logistics industry is also known as Loader, Transport Associate. Individuals in this role need to identify goods based on the product code, unload them from the truck onto the inbound area and move them to the staging area. A similar sequence is done for loading. Their responsibilities include identifying damaged goods and moving goods safely.  

Loading Supervisors are also known as Dispatch Supervisors or Supervisors. Individuals in this role are responsible for checking inbound or outbound goods, recording information regarding the shipment of goods, allocating work and supervising the loading and unloading function. They are typically found in warehouses with large scale operations and may also perform certain activities of the warehouse supervisor role as required.

 Loading Supervisors are also known as Dispatch Supervisors or Supervisors. Individuals in this role are responsible for checking inbound or outbound goods, recording information regarding the shipment of goods, allocating work and supervising the loading and unloading function. They are typically found in warehouses with large scale operations and may also perform certain activities of the warehouse supervisor role as required.

Mail Handlers are also known as Courier Handlers or Handlers. Individuals in this role are staff working in service stations and hubs who are responsible for unloading mail bags that arrive at the sorting center, moving them to the sorting area and loading the sorted mail onto the respective mail trucks. They are a key part of the operations as mail bags have to be moved from trucks to the sorting area.  

Material Handling Equipment (MHE) Maintenance Technician in the Logistics industry is also known as MHE Maintenance Associate. Individuals in this role are responsible for the smooth functioning of MHE. Individuals are responsible for picking items according to an inventory list. They are required to carry out preventive and breakdown maintenance to ensure that the MHE are continuously available. Additional responsibilities include maintaining records of maintenance activities carried out and preparing detailed reports

Material Handling Equipment (MHE) Maintenance Technician in the Logistics industry is also known as MHE Maintenance Associate. Individuals in this role are responsible for the smooth functioning of MHE. Individuals are responsible for picking items according to an inventory list. They are required to carry out preventive and breakdown maintenance to ensure that the MHE are consinuously available. Additional responsibilities include maintaining records pf maintenance activities carried out and preparing detailed reports.

The individual operates MHE to move, load and unload cargo in a warehouse, undertakes basic  maintenance activities for MHE and prepares performance reports

Operation Supervisor/ Executive supervise the various activities in Branch, hub and Warehouse. Carry out the task professionally in systematic way with total customer satisfaction. Supervise / lead the team for better productivity

The individual at work monitors technical functioning of the plant to ensure the required storage parameters specific to product and ensures the plant operating parameters matches the product requirements, in the event of change in environmental conditions/variations in external conditions. Additionally he/she administers activities in grading line, pre-cooling unit and ripening chamber until they are packaged and ready for dispatch. 

A Reach Truck Operator is also known as MHE Operator, Reach Truck Assistant. Individuals in this role are responsible for transporting material from staging area to the storage racks, moving items from the storage racks to the picking area and assisting in inventory counts.

A Reach Truck Operator is also known as MHE Operator, Reach Truck Assistant. Individuals in this role are responsible for transporting material from staging area to the storage racks, moving items from the storage racks to the picking area and assisting in inventory counts.  

Receiving Assistants are also known as receiving clerks. Individuals in this role are responsible for completing the paperwork and receiving inbound consignments, checking them against invoices, identifying missing or defective items and processing returns with the distributor. They also help with cross docking, entering information regarding goods received and their storage location in the computer system and forwarding invoices to accounts payable.

Receiving Assistants are also known as receiving clerks. Individuals in this role are responsible for completing the paperwork and receiving inbound consignments, checking them against invoices, identifying missing or defective items and processing returns with the distributor. They also help with cross docking, entering information regarding goods received and their storage location in the computer system and forwarding invoices to accounts payable.  

The individual at work inspects, maintains and operates the reefer vehicle to the destination, monitors the temperature control logistics in transit by operating the required temperature monitoring device and ensuring a constant check on product safety in transit with respect to its quality, safety and temperature from origin to destination