The phrase "logistics technician" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who is responsible for organizing and coordinating the transportation, storage, and delivery of goods. For example, "John is a logistics technician at a major shipping company."
The logistics technicians take place in important positions in every stage as intermediate staff in production, energy and service sectors among laborers, engineers and managers.
The more advanced the economy, the more educated people are needed to control the processes of wealth creation (more computer designers, more logistics technicians and more white-collar workers in general).
While local volunteers helped with logistics, the radio hosts, technicians, interpreters, and moderators were almost all French, giving many events a peculiar feel, with African panelists questioned and mediated by white people in various capacities.
OPS Support included occupations such as logistics support, air traffic controllers, supply technicians, traffic technicians, postal clerks, administrative clerks, financial clerks, resource management support clerks and mobile support equipment operators.
He hired his own technicians and a logistics coordinator; even signed on his own PR reps.
He's now the in-house technician, in charge of logistics, but he started out buttering the toast in 1987 when, he remembers, Yasser Arafat just walked around like a tourist.
The medical team can include physicians, nurses, paramedics and EMTS, technicians, personnel to manage logistics, security and others.
The group is made up of emergency medical technicians, including firefighters, paramedics, logistics and communication specialists, structural engineers, doctors, chaplains and K-9 searchers.
