Bw Bekleidungsmanagement GmbH | Germany | 29xxx Walsrode | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 08.01.2026 on stepstone.de
Sub-plant manager (m/f/d)
From specification to tendering, awarding, quality assurance to logistics, distribution and processing, Bw Clothingsmanagement GmbH (BwBM) is responsible for the entire value chain of the Bundeswehr clothing – from shoes to helmet. In this way, we dress up about 250,000 active soldier soldiers as well as reservoirs and civilian employees of the Bundeswehr. As comprehensive as our task, the professional possibilities we offer are as diverse as our approx. 1,800 employees can offer at our headquarters in Cologne or at one of our approximately 110 locations throughout Germany. We offer safe jobs and keep growing. We are looking for you in full time for our new logistics center in Walsrode as:
In Walsrode our new and state-of-the-art logistics center is being built. On an area of more than 50,000 m2, the two areas of responsibility of a clothing and processing centre are centralized. The business processes extend from receipt of goods, quality testing, storage, communication, output of goods and also include processing (refining and repair). For a highly efficient handling, a pocket sorter as well as an automatic cardboard storage are also put into operation in addition to a sliding gait system. Become part of our team and support us in building and expanding our logistics. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
You lead a team of up to 50 employees professionally and disciplinaryly. You perform the operational planning and prioritization for the processing of work orders in the storage area to be responsible (e.g. inbound, outbound and processing). You evaluate the operational key figures, create reports (e.g.: for productivity in your area) and derive improvements for process control. You initiate and control internal optimization projects. You are responsible for maintaining the safety measures. You conduct regular employee talks and derive personal assessments and necessary training measures.
You have completed their studies in the field of logistics, supply chain management, economics or a successfully completed training with several years of experience in a comparable position. You have knowledge of operational logistics with a focus on warehouse management. Ideally, you have already gained experience in handling automation techniques. You can demonstrate relevant professional experience and at least five years of leadership experience in a comparable position (e.g. single, wholesale, warehouse management). You have very good computer skills (especially in Microsoft Office applications), ideally you have experience in handling goods management systems or SAP. An independent way of working as well as a friendly and convincing appearance as well as a high understanding of the process.
As a federal in-house company, we offer you a secure workplace with the following advantages: Regular working hours and no shift and weekend work A market-oriented remuneration with a clear development structure Interesting and varied tasks A lived culture of respect, reliability and readiness Individual, internal and external training opportunities A performance-oriented remuneration system, a lived feedback culture and, in other words, an annual performance-oriented salary adjustment
Location
![]() | Bw Bekleidungsmanagement GmbH | |
| Walsrode | ||
| Germany |
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