Expedition worker (night shift)

As an expedition worker night shift, you work in a chilled warehouse and ensure that all orders are transported and loaded correctly and on time. From the moment you arrive, you are responsible for moving roll containers into the expedition area, making sure they are placed in the right spot, and checking that every order is complete and ready for transport. You scan the containers, sometimes restack goods, and carefully enter the right numbers in the system. During your shift, you always keep an eye on the loading process and make sure every truck leaves on time and with the correct cargo. In this role, you switch easily between different tasks, keep the pace high, and maintain an overview, so all products are loaded completely, on time, and neat. You work together with your colleagues to make sure everything runs smoothly, and you’ll quickly notice that every day brings new challenges and variation. If you like an active job where you can learn a lot and develop yourself, this is the job for you. Take the next step and apply as an expedition worker night shift!

• Shift allowance: 150% between 22:00-06:00, 125% between 20:00-22:00, 130% on Saturdays, 150% on Sundays
• Flexible working hours for both full-timers and students
• 8.1% allowance per hour, pension plan, travel allowance, and holiday pay
• Free meals during evening shifts
• Job with the prospect of a permanent contract

• You are willing to do physical work at night
• You are reliable and enjoy working with colleagues
• You are comfortable working in a chilled environment (3-7 degrees Celsius)
• You speak Dutch
• A logistics diploma is a plus

Your future employer is a logistics company that supplies well-known supermarkets, drugstores, and liquor stores. They deliver a wide range of products, from fresh fruits and vegetables to drinks, personal care products, and non-food items. This company values a pleasant working atmosphere, clear and accessible communication, and strong involvement and job satisfaction. Efficiency and collegiality go hand in hand here.