Join an innovative Australian wool company redefining industry standards
Step into a leadership role with clear career progression into warehouse management
Enjoy a stable, full-time role in Salisbury South with development opportunities
Earn from $68,000 with opportunity to progress into a management role

About Michell Wool

Michell Wool is not your traditional wool processor — we’re proudly breaking boundaries and reshaping the future of the wool industry. Established in 1870 and based in South Australia, Michell Wool is one of Australia’s oldest family-owned wool processors, and now one of its most forward-thinking.

We’re proud to say we do things differently. Innovation is at the heart of everything we do. From reimagining traditional processing methods to developing exciting new products that add value to Australian wool, we’re setting new benchmarks across the industry.

Our team is passionate, creative, and united by a mission to evolve, improve and redefine what’s possible in wool. If you thrive in a dynamic, collaborative environment that embraces fresh thinking, creative solutions, and purposeful impact, you’ll feel right at home here.

For more information, please visit our website: www.michellwool.com

About the Opportunity

Michell Wool is looking for a full-time Logistics Coordinator based in Salisbury South, SA.

This hands-on leadership role reports to the Logistics Team Leader and will be responsible for coordinating daily warehouse and transport operations while supervising a small logistics team. This is a succession-planned opportunity, with the view of progressing into a Logistics Manager position in the coming years.

• More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:
• Participating in daily toolbox meetings and allocating team duties
• Overseeing dispatch and receivals, including paperwork and systems input
• Operating forklifts, particularly grab forklifts used for wool handling
• Collaborating across departments to ensure timely and efficient deliveries
• Coordinating outbound deliveries and liaising with transport providers
• Maintaining inventory accuracy, including cycle counts and reconciliation
• Supporting compliance with OH&S, environmental, and safety standards
• Assisting in training and mentoring staff
• Monitoring team performance and aligning with KPIs

About You

To qualify, you will need a forklift licence (4-tonne) and experience in logistics or warehouse coordination. While not essential, prior exposure to the wool industry and Talman software would be highly regarded.

Additionally, the following skills and background will be highly valued:

• Familiarity with dispatch systems and documentation 
• Experience with cycle counts, stock reconciliations, and warehouse stack allocations
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite
• Understanding of safe work practices and chemical handling
• Certificate IV in Warehousing or Logistics

As our ideal candidate, you will possess the following soft skills and traits:

• Strong leadership and supervisory capabilities
• Ability to self-manage and set team priorities
• Effective interpersonal and communication skills
• Comfort with ambiguity and adaptable to changing operational needs
• Collaborative mindset with a strong commitment to safety and team outcomes

This is a rare opportunity to take ownership of a key role in a business that celebrates curiosity, rewards initiative, and believes that work should be challenging, purposeful, but fun!

About the Benefits

In return for your hard work and leadership, you will receive:

• A competitive hourly rate 
• Professional development support and potential to progress into a Logistics Manager role
• A collaborative work environment in a stable, established industry
• The chance to work for an organisation that encourages new ideas, creative thinking, and continuous improvement

Ready to Apply?

If you’re a motivated logistics professional looking to advance your career with an innovative industry leader, we encourage you to apply today!
Help us shape the future of wool logistics in Australia.