Internationale Transportplanner – Retourlogistiek

CTRL-F; Ster; On-site; EUR 38,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Market-competitive salary

Meal vouchers 8–9 EUR per workday

Group insurance 4% contribution

Permanent contract

Company car & fuel card negotiable

Job summary

CTRL-F is seeking a Transport Planner to manage return transports, optimize backhaul routes and coordinate with drivers and colleagues. The role focuses on Belgian operations with international exposure across Benelux, France and Germany.

Key tasks include network building of transport partners, customers and contacts, and negotiating day rates while safeguarding commercial feasibility. A permanent contract and car/tank card are negotiable.

Qualifications

• Several years of experience as a Transport Planner, preferably in an international environment.
• You can build and maintain a network to call upon for assignments.
• You can express yourself professionally in Dutch, English and preferably French.
• You are communicative and can keep an overview.

Responsibilities

• Act as Transport Planner for returns, ensuring trucks return as full as possible and optimize backhaul planning.
• Daily planning with fellow planners and drivers to adapt schedules.
• Most routes go to Germany, France and the Benelux.
• Build and maintain a usable network of transport partners, clients and contacts.
• Negotiate day rates with insight into transport prices and market movements.
• Work day hours Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM.

Skills

Transport planning exp

Partner network

Dutch/English

Job description

CTRL-F is seeking a Transport Planner to manage return transports, optimize backhaul routes and coordinate with drivers and colleagues. The role focuses on Belgian operations with international exposure across Benelux, France and Germany.

Key tasks include network building of transport partners, customers and contacts, and negotiating day rates while safeguarding commercial feasibility. A permanent contract and car/tank card are negotiable.