Warehouse and Logistics Manager

Liebherr Group

. Own the end-to-end physical movement of material from factory release or collection through freight, customs clearance, warehouse receipt, put-away and customer collection or final delivery .

Posted 10/14/2026full-timeKitwe • ZambiaSeniorLeadWebsite

Core Competencies

Role fit

Core Competencies

Use this summary to align your resume positioning with the role.

Demonstrates expertise in end-to-end logistics management, including inventory accuracy, customs compliance, and performance monitoring. Proficient in leading teams, driving operational improvements, and utilizing ERP systems for warehouse and logistics optimization.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Supply Chain ManagementLogistics ManagementInventory AccuracyCustoms ComplianceTeam Leadership

ATS Keywords

Tailor your resume

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

Hard Skills

Warehouse ManagementCycle CountingFreight ManagementERP SystemsABC AnalysisObsolescence ControlTransport Mode SelectionDigitalization SolutionsPerformance MonitoringDocumentation Compliance

Soft Skills

CommunicationDecision-MakingOpenness to ChangeGoal PursuitResults Delivery

Tools & Technologies

Barcode SolutionsDashboarding ToolsLogistics SoftwareMaterials Handling Equipment

Certifications & Qualifications

ZIPSCIPSCILT

Industry Keywords

Heavy EquipmentMiningOEM EnvironmentCustomsIncoterms

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

ERP

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Own the end-to-end physical movement of material from factory release or collection through freight, customs clearance, warehouse receipt, put-away and customer collection or final delivery
Own end-to-end reverse logistics, including core returns, warranty returns, supplier/factory returns, buy-backs and Reman shipments
Monitor reverse-logistics performance, ageing, documentation and outstanding movements, driving corrective action
Lead warehouse and logistics digitalization, including transaction automation, barcode/scanning solutions, real-time shipment visibility, dashboarding and ERP integration
Manage transport mode/carrier selection, shipment prioritization, warehouse resource deployment, emergency logistics actions, inventory quarantine, freight claims and warehouse capacity decisions within approved DOA
Ensure safe, compliant warehouse and transport operations across all locations
Standardize warehouse and logistics operations, policies and common execution standards across the LZM network
Own inventory accuracy, cycle counting, ERP transaction discipline, surplus and obsolete stock, warehouse layout, storage infrastructure, capacity and material flow
Own end-to-end throughput from goods receipt to site delivery and plan resourcing and shift coverage around service, shutdown and project demand
Resolve urgent and critical part-movement escalations with Parts, Service and Projects
Approve Field Incident Report outcomes and escalate issues to the Operations GM when required
Own inbound and outbound freight performance, transport selection, clearing lead times, carrier/clearing-agent/3PL performance, contracts, claims and cost improvement
Ensure customs, import, export and Incoterms compliance and audit-ready documentation
Own the function budget for freight, clearing, storage, handling equipment and labour, and report monthly variance
Ensure incoming goods are verified and manage discrepancies, freight damage and claims through resolution
Own ZRA releases following customs clearance
Develop and review warehouse and logistics performance dashboards and use KPIs to drive corrective actions and operational decisions
Lead, develop and performance-manage three supervisors; build team capability and plan succession and the officer pipeline

Requirements

What you’ll need

Degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics or Business, or equivalent (minimum academic qualification for a manager role)
Professional qualification such as ZIPS is a requirement
Professional qualification such as CIPS or CILT is a strong advantage
Minimum 10 years in warehousing, inventory or logistics management
At least 4 years leading a team
Experience in a heavy equipment, mining or OEM environment is essential
Demonstrated ownership of inventory accuracy and site delivery performance
Knowledge of warehouse and inventory management, cycle counting, ABC analysis and obsolescence control
Knowledge of freight, customs, clearing and Incoterms for inbound and outbound movements
Knowledge of ERP warehouse and logistics modules and reporting
Knowledge of materials handling equipment, storage design and warehouse safety
Competencies in working together and communicating, openness to change and development, competent decision-making, responsible action, goal pursuit and results delivery, and professional technical/methodological expertise