Site Logistics Coordinator

Gladstone Ports Corporation (GPC) is a multi-commodity port. With our deepwater port, land holdings and proximity to Asia, we’re positioning Queensland for a strong future.

As a Government Owned Corporation (GOC) and the gateway for Australian trade, jobs and prosperity we’re focused firmly on creating prosperity for all.

We are committed to growth, prosperity and community, carrying out our operations in an effective, efficient and environmentally responsible manner.

We are on the verge of opportunity. With globilisation, new energy, and new technology on the horizon, GPC is readying Queensland to take full advantage of the future.

 About the Role

The Gladstone Ports Corporations Operations team is seeking applications from suitably experienced candidates for the Permanent Position of Site Logistics Coordinator.

As a member of a dedicated team under the supervision of the Container Operations Superintendent, your role entails overseeing and organizing daily on-site operations. You'll play a key part in facilitating the ongoing development and expansion of the Port Central and Northern Trade Precinct.

Key Responsibilities

• Coordinate access to / from Port sites for lessees, contractors and visitors with the aim of improving the operational effectiveness for non-stevedoring sections;
• Represent GPC and be the first point of contact for all relevant stakeholders for Port Central and Northern Trade Precinct;
• Regularly liaise with the Operations Superintendent on service and infrastructure directions as they evolve from projects being undertaken;
• Coordinate and supervise vessel movements (Mooring);
• Monitor cargo operations and identify opportunities for improvement;
• Ability to provide assistance to various GPC controlled sites may be required at times such as Port Alma and Port of Bundaberg.

About You

You will play a pivotal role in the smooth operation of our facilities therefore, previous experience in a comparable role is essential. You will be a detail-oriented, safety-focused individual who can lead our efforts in maintaining a safe and secure work environment.

• Qualification as Oil Spill Responder level 3 or able to obtain.
• Maritime Security Identification Card (MSIC) or ability to obtain;
• Mandatory C Class drivers licence; 
• Forklift licence or the ability to obtain.

Please complete the online application form and submit a cover letter, resume and copies of any qualifications as part of your application.

For further details on the role and requirements, please refer to the full position description.

Confidential enquiries can be made by contacting the recruitment team on (07) 4976 1***.

Applications are to be received prior to 4:30pm, Thursday 2nd of May 2024, and must be submitted via Work with us - Gladstone Ports Corporation (gpcl.com.au)