WAREHOUSE EMPLOYEE 3 SHIFTS
Unknown·TILBURG, Netherlands
Temporarysenior€17-17/hour
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Job description
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Warehouse employee 3 shifts
- Tilburg - € 17,05 per uur - 40 uur - Geen - DSV
- 03 september 2026 - vacaturenummer: 751110
- 03 september 2026 - vacaturenummer: 751110
introduction
Ready for a full-time challenge at a global player in logistics? As a Warehouse Employee at DSV Landtransport in Tilburg, you will roll up your sleeves in a dynamic 3-shift system. From scanning and sorting to expertly loading and unloading trailers: you ensure that every shipment departs flawlessly.
Your dedication is immediately well rewarded. You earn an hourly wage of €17.05, in which a shift allowance of 13.75% on every minute you work is already fully included. Step on board and put your logistics career into high gear today!
what we offer
3 shifts 06.00-14.30 / 14.30-23.00/ 23.00-07.30
Hourly wage: €17.05 incl. shift allowance
13.75% allowance extra over every worked hour
Free fruits
Several development opportunities
Travel allowance: €0.25 per km, max. 30 km one way
who you are
To keep the warehouse running smoothly, it is important that you, as a warehouse employee, meet the following requirements: - You speak Dutch or English - You have your own transport - You can work in Tilburg - You are available full-time - You are available in the three shifts
what will you do
As a warehouse employee you are responsible for the process of shipment for our customers HP and Dell. You will have a variety of tasks! . As a warehouse employee you and your co-workers are responsible for the sorting, scanning, sealing, loading and unloading. - Sorting - Scanning - Sealing - Loading - Unloading
where will you work
DSV is an international and innovative logistics (transport) company with more than 150 years of experience. The place to expand your logistics skills as a warehouse employee! DSV Tilburg is always working on improving the logistics proce...