Trainee Shipping & Logistics Coordinator Location: Tamworth Job Type: Permanent Shift: Day Shift EMBS Engineering is currently recruiting for a Trainee Shipping & Logistics Coordinator to join a leading precision engineering company in Tamworth on a permanent basis. Key Benefits on Offer: Stability & Longevity – Permanent position Competitive salary Full training provided Opportunities for career development Modern working environment with onsite parking Holiday entitlement & contributory pension scheme Key Responsibilities: As a Trainee Shipping & Logistics Coordinator, you will be responsible for: Raising shipping documentation for parts being sent to suppliers and customers Managing UK shipments initially, with potential to expand into international logistics Communicating with couriers and internal teams to ensure smooth shipping operations Using ERP systems to track and process shipments Requirements: To be successful in this Trainee Shipping & Logistics Coordinator role, you should have: Proficiency in Microsoft Office – Outlook, Emails, MS Teams Strong communication & relationship-building skills – ability to liaise with couriers, team members, and managers A background in customer service, logistics, distribution, retail, or manufacturing is beneficial An organised, proactive and confident approach to work If you are looking to start a career in shipping & logistics with full training provided, apply today for the Trainee Shipping & Logistics Coordinator role About Us: EMBS Engineering is a dedicated talent specialist working with some of the UK’s most prestigious precision engineering companies across industries such as Aerospace, Automotive, Motorsport, Nuclear, Oil & Gas, Green Energy, Environmental, and FMCG. We provide expert guidance and support throughout the recruitment process, ensuring you secure a career-defining role. Please note: Due to the nature of the industry, all candidates must be UK residents. DBS checks will be required. Unfortunately, we cannot offer visa sponsorship for overseas candidates