DHL Group (Dalsey Hillblom Lynn) is hiring for the position of Associate – CDZ in Mumbai. Candidates should have an undergraduate degree, with a preference for those who have studied logistics, industrial engineering, or management. The role is open to individuals with 0 to 3 years of experience. This position provides an excellent opportunity to gain experience in a leading global logistics company, contributing to various operational and management projects.
Company Name: DHL Group(Dalsey Hillblom Lynn)
Job Role: Associate – CDZ
Education Required: Bachelor’s degree. A degree in logistics, industrial engineering, or management will be an advantage / Undergraduate degree
Experience Required: 0 – 3 years
Job Location: Mumbai
Role and Responsibilities:
- To understand the requirements of the station’s / country’s documentation and ensure jobs are executed as per standard operating procedures.
- Ensure department SLAs and all Key Performance Indicators are being met as per the agreed delivery guidelines.
- Deliver a high level of service quality through timely and accurate completion of services.
- Collaborate with colleagues within the business to identify solutions, best practices, and opportunities to improve the service to our business partners.
- Flag any challenges in the operations to the immediate supervisor and business partner in a timely manner.
- Coordinate with the relevant stakeholders for regular communication and flow of information as defined for the respective service.
Required Skills and Qualifications:
- Bachelors degree. A degree in logistics, industrial engineering, or management will be an advantage / Undergraduate degree (Only GSC MNL & BOG)
- 0 – 3 years of job experience in BPO or logistics domain.
- Good knowledge of MS Office.
- Effective English communication skills, written and verbal / For BOG & CTU – Spanish & Mandarin language skills.
- Exposure to working with Enterprise Resource Platforms (ERPs) -Detail-oriented.
- Good logical reasoning skills.
- High level of customer-centricity.
