Senior Logistics Operations Manager
Pubblicato il 27-09-2026 - Delivery Mates in Milano
We are looking for a Senior Logistics Operations Manager to lead our Italian operations and drive performance, quality and profitability across Milan, Bologna and Rome.
You will own the operational KPIs and service quality, lead multi-city teams (controllers, HR/people support and local operations staff), manage the P&L; and budget, and represent the company in weekly client meetings for key accounts.
The ideal candidate has solid experience running logistics operations in Italy, is confident with numbers, and is very strong in Excel and data-driven decision-making.
Key responsibilities
Operational performance & quality
- Own the operational metrics (on-time performance, delivery success, quality, productivity, safety) across Milan, Bologna and Rome.
- Ensure processes and SOPs are correctly implemented and followed at station/city level.
- Run regular performance reviews with local teams and implement corrective action plans where needed.
- Ensure consistent service quality across all cities, aligned with client SLAs.
Team leadership & organisation
- Lead and coach local teams,
including controllers, HR/people support and city operations leads.
- Set clear goals, monitor performance, and support the development of key team members.
- Foster a culture of ownership, accountability and continuous improvement.
Client relationship management
- Hold weekly operational meetings with key clients, presenting KPIs, root-cause analysis and action plans.
- Act as main operational escalation point for Italian operations.
- Work closely with clients on ramp-ups, peak planning and new initiatives.
P&L;, budget & financial control
- Own the operations P&L; for Italy: revenue, variable and fixed costs.
- Prepare and manage budgets and forecasts together with the Country Manager and Finance Controller.
- Monitor margins and unit costs; implement cost-optimisation initiatives without compromising quality.
- Ensure accurate monthly reporting and explanation of variances vs budget/fore