About the Role
The Supply Chain Coordinator (SCC) is a key member of Rail Modal Group's Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) operations team. Working primarily as a Documentation Specialist, the SCC ensures every shipment's processes are followed accurately from booking through final documentation.
The SCC serves as the primary liaison between RMG customers and the steamship lines RMG partners with. The NVOCC function is fast-paced and handles a high volume of information and forms, so precision and attention to detail are essential.
The SCC also works closely with RMG's Logistics and Operations teams to support the successful onward movement of customer cargo.
Key Responsibilities
Booking Management
- Receive, review, and process customer export booking requests.
- Validate rates, service contracts, and trade lane eligibility before booking.
- Secure vessel space with steamship lines and enter bookings into internal systems.
- Send booking confirmations, revisions, and updates to customers.
Shipment Coordination and Monitoring
- Track bookings and shipments in transit, and alert customers to schedule changes, cutoffs, and delays.
- Resolve booking conflicts, capacity constraints, and service issues.
- Coordinate with logistics, rail, and ground teams to meet cutoffs and minimize detention and demurrage.
Export Documentation and Compliance
- Review and validate shipping instructions for compliance before carrier submission.
- Maintain export documentation, certifications, and shipment records.
- Submit Automated Export System (AES) filings.
- File and maintain rates and tariffs with the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC).
Bill of Lading Management
- Review draft bills of lading for accuracy and send to customers for approval.
- Process bill of lading amendments while minimizing fees and delays.
- Arrange cargo release and courier delivery of original documents to customers.
- Manage inventory and control of serialized original bill of lading forms.
Contracts, Billing, and Customer Support
- Interpret carrier contracts and tariffs to support compliance and cost control.
- Audit, approve, and dispute carrier freight invoices.
- Onboard new customers and implement customer-specific procedures.
- Perform other duties and special projects as assigned.
