Logistics Coordinator (Marine Dispatcher)
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Nov 14, 2026. First seen by Alion on Oct 30, 2026.
Job Summary
The Marine Logistics Coordinator provides 24-hour communication with customers and employees to schedule and dispatch on-call tankermen and dock operators to specific job sites. Coordinators enter data specific to each job into a computer program, monitor the projected vessel arrival time at the designated dock, and the select an appropriate tankerman or dock operator to meet the vessel and load or discharge the cargo. Coordinators also receive data from field personnel and enter information for payroll and billing purposes. Coordinators plan and coordinate to optimize work coverage. The job requires data entry, planning, communication, and problem solving. Coordinators also receive reports of incidents from field employees and initiate the appropriate company response including information entry into the incident reporting system.
Job Requirements & Qualifications
Answer calls and emails from customers and assess their needs
Proficiency in Loadstar Aegis software system
Schedule and dispatch tankerman or dock operators to customer sites
Provide exceptional customer service
Understand requirements for specific barge customers and facilities
Data entry, filing, and other clerical functions
Communicate information necessary for turnover to shift relief
Work as a team player and promote a positive culture with co-workers
Performing other duties as assigned
Working Conditions
Office setting, the noise level in the work environment(s) is relatively quiet
Cognitive and Physical Demands
Daily/majority of the day: sitting, computer work, screen time, keyboarding, typing, wrist flexing/extension and other repetitive movements
Daily/consistent: Use of professional judgement in alignment with Company values and policies, ability to communicate effectively verbally and written, translate high level instructions into an executable process flow, and to complete medium to large projects with minimal assistance and supervision.
Frequently: Learning new software applications and recalling important processes
Occasionally: kneeling, standing, reaching, twisting, grasping, and lifting (up to 20 pounds)
Employee Benefits
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) with a company match
Sick pay
Short and long-term disability insurance
Life insurance
Paid vacation
Paid holidays
Training and development programs