Which is highet job title? Logistics officer or logistics officer associate or logistics associate? Please help?

Appending 'associate' to a job title is kind of implying that it is the lowest tier position in a particular department.  So anything with 'associate' would typically be lower than anything without (unless it has 'junior' in the title).  That's not always the case, but probably more often than not.

A title means nothing. Your career is based on the skills and abilities.
And titles like Logistics officer are totally meaningless. The woman who is in charge of organizing the shipping at my company is the Logistics Manager.

I dunno nor do I even care.  I don't do warehouses and I don't do factories.  One of the local one's has to have the police stationed at the door everyday.  Must be a beautiful place to work considering all the sketchy characters I see trudging their azzes through the door everyday...

depends on the company.  All might mean the same in different companies

What is the highest office available?
Chief Logistics Officer

You start with internship or entry-level position, work your way up to associate, then if you're good at your job, supervisory & managerial logistics positions.

Not sure the title means much.