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Dayou United Electronics (M) Sdn.Bhd. seeks a seasoned Warehouse & Logistics Manager to oversee operations in Port Klang, Malaysia and Batam, Indonesia. You will lead inventory control, import/export procedures, and customs coordination while building a robust multi-country warehouse system.
The role requires hands-on leadership, excellent communication, and the ability to travel monthly to Batam. You will implement standardized SOPs, ensure accurate records, and drive continuous improvement
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Hiring: Warehouse & Logistics Manager
Position: Warehouse & Logistics Manager
Primary Location: Port Klang West Port — Bonded Warehouse / Free Trade Zone, Malaysia
Management Scope:
Port Klang West Port Bonded Warehouse, Malaysia
Batam Warehouse, Indonesia
Gender: Male or Female
Employment: Full-time
We are looking for an experienced Warehouse & Logistics Manager to oversee warehouse operations, inventory control, import/export procedures, customs coordination and logistics management for our facilities in Port Klang, Malaysia and Batam, Indonesia.
This is not simply a warehouse supervision position.
The successful candidate will be responsible for building, implementing and continuously improving a professional warehouse, inventory and logistics management system covering both countries.
1. Working Schedule & Travel
Approximately six working days per week
Working arrangements will be based on operational requirements
At least one business trip to Batam, Indonesia every month
The main purpose of the monthly Batam visit is to inspect and verify:
Physical inventory
Cargo storage conditions
Receiving and dispatch records
Warehouse operations
Ensure that physical inventory and system records are properly reconciled
Submit an operational and inventory report after the Batam inspection
2. Warehouse Operations
Responsible for the daily operations of both warehouses:
Manage overall warehouse operations
Plan storage locations and warehouse space
Establish product classification, coding and labeling systems
Manage receiving, storage, picking, dispatch and transfers
Ensure goods are stored correctly
Monitor quantities, specifications, batches and product status
Maintain a clean, organized and safe warehouse
Establish standardized warehouse SOPs
Supervise and organize warehouse personnel
3. Inventory Management & System Development
One of the most important responsibilities is to establish and maintain a reliable inventory management system.
Responsibilities include:
Build accurate inventory records
Record quantities and movement dates
Record warehouse locations
Track receiving, dispatch, transfers and adjustments
Prepare daily, weekly and monthly inventory reports
Conduct regular physical stock counts
Reconcile physical inventory with system records
Investigate and resolve inventory discrepancies
Establish minimum stock levels and inventory alerts
Standardize inventory management procedures between Malaysia and Indonesia
The ultimate objective is:
System Inventory = Physical Inventory = Logistics Documentation
If the existing inventory system is incomplete, the successful candidate will be expected to build the necessary procedures, forms, SOPs and data-management systems from the ground up.
4. Malaysia & Indonesia Warehouse Management
The manager will oversee both:
Responsibilities include:
Monitor inventory at both locations
Establish standardized inventory procedures
Manage receiving and dispatch
Track cargo in transit
Coordinate sea freight, trucking and warehouse operations
Conduct physical inventory checks
Visit Batam at least once every month
Submit regular inventory and warehouse operation reports
5. Customs & Import/Export Management
Coordinate import/export and customs-clearance activities:
Coordinate import and export shipments
Prepare and organize logistics documentation
Communicate with Customs authorities
Communicate with Customs Brokers
Follow up on customs declarations and clearance
Coordinate cargo release
Check Commercial Invoices, Packing Lists and Bills of Lading
Verify product descriptions, quantities and specifications
Coordinate customs inspections
Resolve customs-clearance issues
Track cargo from port to bonded warehouse
Ensure compliance with applicable customs and bonded-zone regulations
The manager should be able to coordinate effectively with:
Customs + Customs Brokers + Shipping Lines + Freight Forwarders + Trucking Companies + Warehouse Operators
Maintain a complete and traceable cargo process:
Every shipment must have complete and traceable documentation.
Responsibilities include:
Goods Receiving Notes
Dispatch / Delivery Notes
Stock Transfer Records
Packing Lists
Bills of Lading
Warehouse records
All documents must be accurate, organized and easy to retrieve.
7. Cargo Organization & Warehouse Control
Organize goods efficiently
Classify products by type, SKU and batch
Ensure goods can be located quickly
Manage loading and unloading
Manage high-value and sensitive cargo
Maintain proper storage conditions
Conduct regular warehouse inspections
Ensure safety and fire-prevention standards
8. Logistics & Transportation Coordination
Coordinate:
Trucking
Ports
Customs brokers
Bonded warehouses
Free Trade Zone operations
Track every shipment and proactively identify and resolve:
Delays, documentation errors, inventory discrepancies, cargo damage, customs issues and transportation problems.
Assign warehouse staff responsibilities
Establish and implement warehouse procedures
Train warehouse personnel
Monitor work quality
Manage outsourced warehouse workers
Manage logistics and transportation vendors
Manage customs brokers
Compare logistics service providers
Monitor warehouse and logistics costs
10. Reporting & Management
Goods received
Cargo in transit
Customs-clearance status
Shipping status
Warehouse operations
Logistics costs
Operational issues and solutions
The manager should be able to clearly report:
How much inventory we have, where the inventory is located, what cargo is currently in transit, what cargo is under customs clearance, and what actions are required next.
Requirements
Male or female candidates are welcome
Previous experience in logistics, warehouse management, supply chain or import/export
Practical warehouse management experience
Strong inventory management and stock-counting skills
Good understanding of receiving and dispatch procedures
Familiarity with import/export and customs-clearance procedures
Experience working with Customs, Customs Brokers or Freight Forwarders
Good knowledge of Excel or inventory management software
Experience building warehouse management systems, inventory systems or SOPs is highly preferred
Experience with Bonded Warehouses / Free Trade Zones is preferred
Port logistics experience is an advantage
Malaysia or Indonesia logistics experience is an advantage
Strong organizational and communication skills
Able to work independently and solve operational problems
Able to manage warehouse operations in two countries
Willing and able to travel to Batam, Indonesia at least once per month
Able to conduct physical inventory checks and reconciliation
Basic working English is preferred
What We Value Most
We are not simply looking for someone to supervise a warehouse.
We are looking for someone who can:
If the current warehouse management system is incomplete, the successful candidate should be capable of:
Building it from the ground up → Standardizing it → Digitizing it → Managing it long-term.