Shipping Coordinator - Warehouse Shipping Logistics

September 16, 2026

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SHIPPING COORDINATOR

Do you have previous experience working as a Shipping Coordinator within the Logistics or Supply Chain arena? Do you enjoy connecting the dots between the scheduling, warehouse and production areas? Are you looking for a job opportunity where you feel as though you have a voice and can truly see the impact of your efforts?

If you answered yes to these questions … we should connect to discuss this opportunity!

Our Southcentral Service Center based in Mesquite, Texas is looking to add a Shipping Coordinator to the team.

What would you do as our Shipping Coordinator?

In this position, you will help to manage the workflow between our warehouse, vendors, and customers. You will be the liaison between all parties ensuring that deliveries are accurate and are being consistently made on-time, as we work to meet the needs of our customers.

You would also:

Schedule outbound LTL shipments to customers and/or job sites, including Packing List and BOL (Bill of Lading) creation
Schedule incoming intercompany truck deliveries
Provide daily direction to the warehouse leads
Verifying production schedules to meet customer expectations
Complete daily invoicing for shipped orders, including issuing the Daily Invoicing Report to the proper parties.
Log and track all incoming orders, notifying Customer Service of any order issue(s) which may affect delivery dates
Create a log to track and maintain all backorders
Create an ongoing log to track shipping errors, warranty issues, and/or customer complaints, with the purpose of reducing these issues
Log and issue all Regulatory Agency labels as required per order
Maintain customer files
Perform other duties and special projects as required
Actively participate in providing a safe and harmonious working environment for all employees
Assures compliance with federal, state, local and corporate governance policies, regulations and laws, AADG programs and policies and the ASSA ABLOY Code of Conduct

The Skills and Experience you need:

High School Diploma or GED equivalent
3+ years of logistics experience within a shipping, receiving, manufacturing or distribution environment
Previous experience in load building, multi-truck stop utilizing a zone shipping schedule, as well as dealing directly with distributors and understanding their needs
Proficient communication skills, both verbal and written
Excellent problem solving, organizational, follow-up and a high comfort level balancing multiple priorities or projects simultaneously
Proficient computer skills including email, Microsoft Suite, JDE or other MRP systems
Comfortable using basic math skills

Let’s create a safer and more open world – together!

AADG, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Minorities/Females/Disabled/Veteran

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Job Type: Full-time

Benefits:

401(k)
401(k) matching
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Paid time off
Tuition reimbursement
Vision insurance

Work Location: In person

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