EVERYTHING AT A GLANCE

Warehouse logi­stics spe­cia­lists recei­ve all kinds of goods and check their quan­ti­ty and con­di­ti­on against the accom­pany­ing docu­ments. They orga­ni­ze the unloa­ding of the goods, sort them, and store them appro­pria­te­ly in pre-plan­ned loca­ti­ons. In doing so, they ensu­re that the goods are stored under opti­mal con­di­ti­ons and regu­la­te fac­tors such as tem­pe­ra­tu­re and humi­di­ty.

In the goods issue depart­ment, they plan deli­very rou­tes and deter­mi­ne the most cost-effec­ti­ve ship­ping method. They com­pi­le deli­veries, pack the goods, and prepa­re accom­pany­ing docu­ments such as deli­very notes or cus­toms decla­ra­ti­ons. They also load trucks, con­tai­ners, or rail­road cars, ope­ra­te for­k­lifts, and secu­re the freight to pre­vent it from slip­ping or lea­king.

In addi­ti­on, warehouse logi­stics spe­cia­lists opti­mi­ze the inter­nal flow of infor­ma­ti­on and mate­ri­als from pro­cu­re­ment to sales. They explo­re sources of goods, compa­re offers, order goods, and arran­ge for their pay­ment.

Your pro­fi­le:

• Good secon­da­ry school diplo­ma
• Endu­rance and relia­bi­li­ty
• Moti­va­ti­on and wil­ling­ness to learn
• Enthu­si­asm and enjoy­ment of logi­sti­cal pro­ces­ses
• Com­mit­ment and abili­ty to work in a team
• Ger­man spo­ken and writ­ten 

We offer:

• A working atmo­sphe­re cha­rac­te­ri­zed by col­le­gi­al coope­ra­ti­on and cohe­si­on
• Attrac­ti­ve trai­ning allo­wan­ce
• Bonus pay­ments for good aca­de­mic per­for­mance
• Very good chan­ces of being hired upon suc­cessful com­ple­ti­on
• Mobi­li­ty allo­wan­ce in the form of the Ger­ma­ny Ticket
• Sup­port with tuto­ring and inten­si­ve exam pre­pa­ra­ti­on
• Good work-life balan­ce due to plea­sant working hours
• Sup­port for con­ti­nuing edu­ca­ti­on and qua­li­fi­ca­ti­ons
• Offers for pro­mo­ting and main­tai­ning health
• Attrac­ti­ve social bene­fits, such as bicy­cle lea­sing

Indus­tri­al clerks mana­ge busi­ness pro­ces­ses in com­pa­nies. In mate­ri­als manage­ment, they compa­re offers, nego­tia­te with sup­pli­ers, and over­see the receipt and sto­rage of goods. In pro­duc­tion manage­ment, they plan, con­trol, and moni­tor the manu­fac­tu­re of goods or ser­vices and prepa­re order docu­ments. In sales, their respon­si­bi­li­ties include pre­pa­ring cal­cu­la­ti­ons and pri­ce lists and con­duc­ting sales nego­tia­ti­ons with cus­to­mers. They also deve­lop mar­ke­ting stra­te­gies. If they work in accoun­ting or finan­ce, indus­tri­al clerks pro­cess, post, and con­trol tran­sac­tions ari­sing from busi­ness acti­vi­ties. In human resour­ces, they deter­mi­ne staf­fing requi­re­ments, assist in recruit­ment and sel­ec­tion, and plan per­son­nel deploy­ment.

Your pro­fi­le:

• A good or advan­ced secon­da­ry school diplo­ma, pre­fer­a­b­ly a high school diplo­ma or voca­tio­nal diplo­ma
• High degree of relia­bi­li­ty and dili­gence
• Moti­va­ti­on and wil­ling­ness to learn
• Enthu­si­asm and enjoy­ment of com­mer­cial pro­ces­ses
• Orga­niza­tio­nal skills, team­work, and com­mu­ni­ca­ti­on skills
• Basic know­ledge of com­mon MS Office pro­grams
• Ger­man spo­ken and writ­ten