Logistics Team Leader

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The logistics vacancies at Job Invest are diverse and there are plenty of them! Do you find logistics processes interesting and have you always wanted to work in logistics? Then Job Invest is the right place for you! We have a wide range of logistics vacancies. See below what the different logistics jobs entail. We briefly explain them all.
What logistics vacancies are there?
In a logistics job, you are responsible for the flow of goods, for example as a truck driver, logistics employee but of course also as a forklift driver. In essence, it is about getting goods from A to B correctly. During this process it is of course important to monitor quality and prevent loss.
Logistics functions are diverse and there are plenty of them! For example, you can work as an Order Picker in the warehouse or, for instance, manage the internal transport of goods as a Forklift Driver. Below you will find some of our logistics functions:
As a Logistics Team Leader, you are the captain of the warehouse. You manage your team of warehouse workers, drivers and order pickers and make sure everything runs smoothly.
As a forklift driver, you move pallets in warehouses and yards, and assist with loading and unloading. With a forklift certificate, you are highly sought after by many logistics companies.
As an order picker you collect orders and make sure they are ready for shipment on time. You keep the warehouse orderly and spot deviations so that everything stays tidy for you and your colleagues.
As a warehouse worker, you take care of loading and unloading trucks and putting products in the right place. You can work in stores, factories or distribution centers.
As an assembly worker, you assemble parts on an assembly line into a complete product. This process, also called final assembly, is the final step in production.
As a reach truck driver, you work with a compact truck with a long arm, ideal for narrow aisles and high racking. You are indispensable in warehouses where goods are stored at height.
As a delivery driver or courier, you pick up and deliver packages or mail by car, bus or bicycle. You can work for large logistics companies, web shops or delivery services such as PostNL, DHL, Bol.com or Thuisbezorgd.
Here you see a selection of our vacancies in logistics. Is your perfect match not among them? No stress, we have many more waiting for you.
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We schedule an introductory meeting via Teams or at our office to get to know each other better.
STEP 3: The right match
We find out which job truly suits you and discuss the options together.
STEP 4: Getting to know company
Once excited, you go for an interview with the employer to see if it's a complete fit.
STEP 5: First day of work
Both enthusiastic? Then we will sign the contract and you will start at your new job!
STEP 6: We’re here for you
Even after you start your new job, we stay involved. If you have questions or run into anything, you can always reach out to us.
Frequently asked questions in Logistics
Working in logistics is never boring. You're always on the go and from the farthest corners your work has an impact. From preparing orders to taking orders from warehouse to customer. So in logistics you can go in any direction.
What can I earn in the logistics industry?
The salary you will earn depends on several factors. The salary differs per job and per employer. In addition, your age and work experience is often also a factor that determines what you will earn. Take a look at one of the vacancies. Many of them will have a salary indication that will tell you what you can expect.
How much can I work in logistics?
The jobs we offer you in logistics are often full-time positions, from 36 to 40 hours a week. Looking for a part-time job? Check out the vacancies or contact us so we can look further with you.
What are the working hours in logistics?
Logistics always goes on. 24 hours a day, seven days a week, this keeps running. So it is important that you have a flexible attitude. Thus, most positions are divided into 2,3, 4 or 5 shifts. But there are also vacancies in day shifts. These working hours are listed with the vacancies!
Do I need a degree to work in logistics?
Within the logistics industry, work experience is often more important than a degree. However, certificates are often a plus. Think of a forklift or reach truck driver. You often need these if you want to work as a logistics employee. Whether you need a diploma or one of the above certificates is indicated on the website for each vacancy.
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