gross per year for a junior
Operation Manager
The operations manager is the orchestra conductor who organizes a company’s flow of goods. Versatile, he or she supervises the receipt of goods or articles, and the organization of storage, while maintaining relations with customers and management alike.

Responsibilities
- Supervise goods receipt and inventory management
- Establish flow management dashboards according to annual activity periods
- Coordinate delivery staff schedules
- Anticipate storage needs and optimize the use of storage areas
- Optimize goods flows using IT tools
- Ensure profitability of activities
- Set up productivity indicators
- Manage delivery times
- Control transport costs and design new solutions
Required Skills
- Mastery of the commercial and strategic challenges of logistics
- Mastery of sales development and prospecting techniques
- Manage budgets and guarantee operational profitability
- Mastery of the global and sustainable dimensions of logistics (CSR)
- Operational management techniques for transport, storage, allotment, distribution and customs clearance of goods
- Mastery of the administrative and legal aspects of chartering
- Control or supervise compliance with regulations
- Ability to master management and operational team management techniques.
- Mastery of the company’s internal and external communications
- Mastery of project management and change management techniques.
- Mastery of professional English
Required Qualities
- Sense of organization and autonomy
- Ability to summarize
- Thoroughness
- Responsiveness
- Pragmatic
- Ability to work in a team
- Ability to manage work time
- Ability to convince
- Stress resistance
Average salary
Salaries are influenced by a number of factors, such as years of experience, seniority and company structure, all of which determine pay levels.
Between €24,000 and €30,000
Up to around €50,000
gross per year for an expert