Packer (m/f/d)
Your future job: For one of our customers from the national and international goods logistics, we are now looking for several packers (m/w/d) at the Philippsburg site. In a modern warehouse center, you contribute to the carefully packaged and ready-to-order delivery of products. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Your tasks: Packaging of goods according to specified packaging and shipping policies Creating and preparing orders for shipping Checking the articles for completeness and integrity Labeling and scanning of packages Provision of shipments for further transport within the logistics center
Your profile: First experience in the warehouse of advantage, but no requirement Careful and rapid operation Teamability and reliability Good knowledge of German and English Willingness to work in the continuous layer system (spring, late, night and weekend layers)
Our offer: Use of a renowned company in e-commerce and distribution logistics Structured integration in a regulated and professional environment Long-term applications with development perspective Attractive remuneration from 15,00€ per hour Regular GVP tariff adjustments Intensive training time Holiday rises to 30 days a year Special payments up to 2000€ for long-term service Employees: Premiums up to €1000 Access to discounts from leading brands Free parking on site
Location
 | Orizon | |
| 76661 Philippsburg | ||
| Germany |
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