Logistics Manager job description
131 verified openings in Inventory & Logistics
Transportation, storage, and distribution managers posted a median wage of $107,230 for May 2025, or $51.55 an hour, and BLS counted 228,100 of them in 2025. They plan and direct the movement of goods and people: setting service and cost targets, running the carrier base, supervising supervisors, managing budgets, and answering for compliance and safety. Typical entry education is high school, but BLS also lists five years or more in a related occupation, and that is the part which decides who gets hired. Transportation and warehousing holds 30 percent of the jobs, wholesale trade 15 percent, and manufacturing 13 percent.
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Inventory and logistics postings employers have open here show above, each one checked while it runs, and management work turns up in that mix whenever a network is hiring for it. Almost everyone who holds one of these jobs came up through the operation. Employers are competing for a small pool: about 18,300 openings a year, and pay that reached $194,900 at the ninetieth percentile in May 2025. Say the network the manager owns, the headcount, the budget, and the systems. A candidate who can already do the job reads an ad looking for those, and stops reading when they are missing.