Clerical Occupations X Personality Traits: Good at coordination
24 matching jobs found.
Order Management Clerk
A clerical position that accepts orders from clients, manages order receipt and placement data on systems, performs delivery date adjustments, inventory checks, and coordination with relevant departments.
Production management clerk
Production management clerks in the manufacturing industry handle the formulation of production plans, progress management, inventory and material management, order receipt and placement tasks, etc., supporting the smooth operation of manufacturing processes as clerical staff.
Production Planning Clerk
A clerical position that creates and adjusts efficient production schedules based on demand forecasts and factory production capacity, and manages progress.
Ship cargo clerk
Ship cargo clerks handle administrative procedures for cargo transported by sea, including creating import/export documents, arranging ship loading, calculating freight rates, and coordinating customs procedures.
Ship Management Clerk
Specialized clerical role handling ship registration, operation planning, insurance procedures, regulatory compliance, and other maritime affairs processing.
Procurement Clerk (Production Site)
A clerical role at production sites that orders necessary parts and materials from suppliers and manages delivery dates and inventory. Handles cost management, delivery adjustments, acceptance inspection, invoice processing, and other tasks to support the production line.
Store development clerk (Convenience store)
Clerical position responsible for site selection, contracts, schedule management, coordination inside and outside the company, administrative procedures, etc., related to new openings or renovations of convenience stores.
Dispatcher (excluding transportation industry)
Clerical position that plans and coordinates vehicle and staff dispatching within facilities or companies to maintain efficient operations.
Ship Dispatch Clerk (Maritime Shipping)
A clerical position responsible for ship dispatch planning, operation adjustments, and cargo management in maritime transportation.
Heave (Product Development Specialist)
This occupation involves planning new or improved products based on market research and consumer needs analysis, managing the development process, and providing follow-up after launch.