A Cargo Officer manages the safe, efficient, and compliant transport of goods, primarily in aviation or maritime logistics. Key responsibilities include preparing cargo documentation, overseeing loading/unloading (Unit Load Devices), ensuring compliance with hazardous material regulations, and coordinating with customs. They maintain inventory records and ensure shipments are securely stowed and delivered. Key ResponsibilitiesDocumentation and Compliance: Preparing airway bills, cargo manifests, and customs documentation, adhering to all industry regulations.Load Management: Compiling cargo load plans, determining the proper orientation and security of cargo on aircraft or ships.Cargo Handling: Supervising the loading and unloading of cargo to ensure safe handling, especially for dangerous goods, live animals, or specialized cargo.Safety and Security: Implementing safety protocols, inspecting for damaged goods, and ensuring compliance with airport/terminal security regulations.Logistics Coordination: Liaising with freight forwarders, customs officials, and courier services to track shipments and resolve discrepancies (missing/damaged items). Required Skills and QualificationsEducation: Typically requires a high school diploma or equivalent; some positions prefer a bachelor's degree.Experience: Previous experience in cargo operations, logistics, or ground handling is often preferred.Skills: Detailed-oriented, strong communication skills, proficiency in warehouse management systems (WMS), and ability to work in fast-paced, shift-based environments.Physical Requirements: Ability to handle, lift, and work with cargo, sometimes under varied weather conditionsHR RIYA - 9875678239