A Logistics Officer is responsible for ensuring the smooth movement of goods, materials, and supplies within an organisation or between businesses. This career involves planning routes, coordinating shipments, managing inventory, and making sure that deliveries are made on time and within budget. Logistics Officers often use digital systems to track shipments and work closely with suppliers, transport companies, and warehouse staff. Attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and good communication are important in this role. Logistics Officers can work in a range of environments, including commercial companies, the armed forces, and local government.
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Royal Navy
( Added 04 Jun 2024 - 59 positions available )
Logistics is the backbone of the Royal Navy. It’s your job to work closely with your Logistics Officer to make sure your crewmates have what they need, when they need it – wherever you are in the world. But being a logistician in the Submarine Service is different. Without you, the submarine wouldn’t – and couldn’t – be operational.
Closing date: in 6 months
Possible start date: 02 Jun 2026
Royal Navy
( Added 04 Jun 2024 - 59 positions available )
Logistics is the backbone of the Royal Navy. Sustaining over 35,000 men and women across the world, every day, is no mean feat. You’re right at the heart of this huge operation, part of the essential team who makes sure their crewmates across the Naval Service have everything they need, when they need it.
Closing date: in 6 months
Possible start date: 02 Jun 2026
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