Transportation & Logistics

Transportation & Logistics is the backbone of goods and people moving. It includes roles in freight & shipping, warehousing, inventory and stock management, last-mile delivery, route planning, transport operations, logistics planning, procurement of transport, fleet management, and support/dispatch. The sector combines physical operations with planning, data, process efficiency, safety, regulatory compliance, and increasingly tech (tracking, optimization, automation). Educational needs vary widely: high school or trade / vocational training for many roles; higher education or specialized credentials for planning, management, or tech-enabled roles.

$66,650

Average Salary

2,7%

Annual Sector Growth

26,400

Job offer

31,000

Companies

Industry Trends

  1. Automation & Technology Adoption — route optimization, tracking & visibility, autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicles, robotics in warehousing.

  2. E-commerce & Last-Mile Demand — consumers expect faster delivery, putting pressure on fulfillment and delivery networks.

  3. Resilience in Supply Chains — disruptions (e.g. pandemics, trade issues, fuel & regulation changes) accentuate need for flexibility, alternate routes, better planning & risk management.

  4. Sustainability & Green Logistics — pressure to decarbonize transport, reduce emissions, adopt cleaner vehicles, optimize loads, improve route efficiency.

  5. Labor & Driver Shortage & Wage Pressure — many parts of the sector (truck drivers, warehouse workers) have shortages; this is pushing wages, benefits, and conditions to adapt.

Required Skills

  • Planning & routing / optimization: ability to plan efficient transport routes, schedule, load optimization.

  • Operational efficiency / process improvement: reducing waste, optimizing inventory/turnaround times.

  • Technology literacy: TMS/WMS systems, GPS / tracking tools, data dashboards, analytics.

  • Regulatory knowledge & safety compliance: hours-of-service rules, vehicle safety, driver regulations, environmental rules.

  • Communication, coordination & logistics management: working with vendors, carriers, internal stakeholders, managing exceptions, problem solving in transit/warehousing disruptions.

Resume Samples

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Warehouse Associate with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Warehouse Operations Manager with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Warehouse Worker with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Truck Driver with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example UPS Package Handler with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Pilot with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Mechanic with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Logistics with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Logistics Analyst with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Logistics Coordinator with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Logistics Engineer with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Logistics Manager with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Logistics Operations Manager with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Logistics Supervisor with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Driver with practical examples and advice.

Transportation & Logistics

Resume Example Delivery Driver with practical examples and advice.