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Tayco

Manufactures modular office furniture for businesses

Freight & Logistics Planner

Logistics & TransportationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeEtobicoke, ON, Canada$60k - $70k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A post-secondary diploma or degree in supply chain, logistics, or business, or equivalent experience.
  • Three to five years of experience in transportation planning, dispatch, or freight coordination.
  • Knowledge of freight modes, Incoterms, and shipping documentation.
  • Strong Excel skills and comfort working in a transportation management system and enterprise resource planning system.
  • Ability to juggle priorities and make quick decisions under pressure.
  • Clear, professional communication with carriers and customers.
  • Wear safety shoes, safety glasses, and a hi-visibility vest when in the plant or warehouse.

Responsibilities

  • Plan inbound and outbound shipments and build loads that make the best use of trailer and container space.
  • Tender loads to contracted carriers or brokers, choose the appropriate mode (full truckload, less-than-truckload, intermodal, or air), and confirm capacity.
  • Monitor freight in transit and provide customers and internal teams with proactive updates on delays or exceptions; work with CER and Scheduling when a customer has a must-arrive date.
  • Handle missed pickups, delays, damages, refused deliveries, and rerouting; file claims on time with freight carriers, minimize freight claims, and work with freight partners to identify root causes.
  • Prepare and check bills of lading, packing lists, commercial invoices, and customs paperwork; coordinate with customs brokers on cross-border shipments.
  • Coordinate dock schedules, staffing needs, and order readiness with the warehouse so loads ship on time.
  • Choose cost-effective routes and carriers, consolidate shipments where possible, minimize accessorial charges such as detention, redelivery, and storage, and reduce freight costs on an ongoing basis in line with the business plan and annualized savings targets.
  • Keep shipment data, rates, and appointments accurate in the enterprise resource planning system.
  • Report on carrier on-time performance, on-time-in-full performance, and shipping costs, and suggest process improvements.
  • Ensure shipments comply with Department of Transportation and Transport Canada rules, hours-of-service limits, dangerous goods and hazardous materials rules, and customs regulations.
  • Find new carriers and service providers as needed for additional capacity, new lanes, or backup options; collect carrier profiles covering equipment types, service areas, fleet size, specialties, and references; screen carriers against company criteria including years in business, safety record, financial stability, and capacity.

About the Company

Tayco

Manufactures modular office furniture for businesses

Tayco designs and manufactures workplace furnishings for North American businesses, selling a broad portfolio that includes office systems, desks, storage, tables, and seating through B2B channels. Its modular panel systems Switch and Cosmo enable flexible configurations for open-plan and private offices, complemented by ergonomic and height‑adjustable desks and modular storage like the Kubo system to support hybrid work and mobility. The company differentiates itself with a long-running Canadian family-owned heritage now led by the BRC Group, emphasizing customer feedback and alignment with corporate budgets and project scopes. Tayco’s goal is to provide adaptable, cost-conscious contract furniture that helps clients create flexible work environments across industries such as finance, education, healthcare, automotive, and tech.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Canada
Founded
1976

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