Sostmeier GmbH & Co.KG Internationale Spedition | Germany | 36xxx Flieden | Temporary contract | Full time | Published since: 06.11.2026 on stepstone.de
Warehouse Management Employee – Temporary Position | 36103 Flieden (m/f/d)
Founded in 1927, the Sostmeier Group, as a medium-sized transport and logistics company, today employs around 750 employees at numerous locations in seven European countries. Sostmeier developed into a full-service logistics company in just over 100 years. We are looking for you in the warehouse management for a temporary employment in Flieden. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Creation of shipping documents Issue of freight documents Collection of orders in the storage software Contact for customers Advertising processing Coordination of shipping dates
Completed commercial training Basic understanding of warehouse logistics processes Experience in handling goods management or warehouse management systems Safe handling of MS Office Transport and shipping processing English knowledge Loadability and flexibility Communication Reliable, structured and careful operation
Compensation for performance Flexible working hours Occupational pension Employee discounts at over 800 partners Further education Individual onboarding Business bike leasing Company fitness with Hansefit
Location
 | Sostmeier GmbH & Co.KG Internationale Spedition | |
| 49504 Flieden | ||
| Germany |
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