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As a manager or director in transport and distribution, sometimes called a logistics or distribution manager, you’ll oversee the movement of goods or materials for an organisation. Find out more about what it’s like, how your career will progress and what to do to get a role.
As a distribution manager, you’ll have the opportunity to work across almost any industry or commercial sector. You might be a general manager for a certain facility or be one of several distribution managers for a large operation. You might focus on a certain process like stock control, transportation or warehousing.
You’ll generally be responsible for organising and managing the movements of goods in an efficient, safe and timely way. You might manage IT systems that track and direct products, supervise warehouse or other logistics staff, identify efficiencies and cost savings, or plan distribution strategy. You’ll enjoy being organised and leading an effective operation.
Your day-to-day tasks could include:
The average salary for a manager or director in transport and distribution in the UK is £42,120. Graduates start at around £33,500.
Overseas travel might be part of your role if you work for an international transportation company.
You might be able to work at home, but you’ll typically need to be present in an office or warehouse environment.
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