In-House Controller (AICC)
Act as a vital operations-facing link; coordinate import/export for a leading pharma client. Offers professional growth and robust admin exposure in logistics.
Role Overview and Offer Details
The In-House Controller (AICC) role at Bidvest International Logistics provides a critical bridge between clients and operational teams in logistics management. This position is offered as a full-time role with focused exposure in the pharmaceutical and health logistics industry.
As an applicant, you can expect to engage with a fast-paced, compliance-driven environment, contributing to seamless shipping, imports, and exports within high standards.
Although salary specifics are not listed, candidates with 3 to 5 years of experience in clearing, forwarding, and pharma logistics will find a rewarding, responsible career path.
This role particularly favours those who enjoy administrative rigour, regulatory alignment, and direct client engagement, promising satisfying daily challenges.
Beyond technical skills, strong communication and the ability to manage urgent queries are crucial, making this position ideal if you thrive on multitasking and problem-solving.
Responsabilités quotidiennes
Key daily tasks emphasise tracking shipment status, filing documentation accurately, and working closely with import/export vendors and logistics partners to meet deadlines.
Controllers maintain version and document control, coordinate with buyers and warehouse staff, and ensure compliance with pharmaceutical regulations.
Communication and reporting form a large part of the role: expect to manage multiple status reports, update tracking systems, and escalate risks proactively when needed.
There’s also a focus on stakeholder management, which involves supporting the client, attending supply chain meetings, and assisting with urgent shipments.
Administrative accuracy, especially in relation to cold-chain compliance, temperature logs, and document archiving, is essential.
Avantages du poste
If you seek a dynamic operational role, this offers constant engagement with processes and the satisfaction of seeing real logistics results for high-impact clients.
The job also delivers career growth potential by exposing you to pharma sector regulatory standards and end-to-end supply chain operations.
Inconvénients possibles
The position involves significant administrative workload and daily deadlines, which may be taxing for those uninterested in detailed report management.
Additionally, the job may require swift handling of urgent operational issues or regulatory escalations, which could be stressful without strong time management.
Réflexions finales
For motivated logistics professionals ready for the challenge of overseeing sensitive pharmaceutical shipments, this opportunity is recommended. The learning, experience, and industry contact you’ll gain are substantial.
Apply if you value a mix of responsibility, operational problem-solving, and professional development within a trusted logistics company.
