Gi Group Deutschland GmbH | Germany | Lübbenau/Spreewald | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 04.09.2026 on stepstone.de
Shift supervisor (m/f/d)
The Gi Group is an internationally aspiring personal service provider with more than 500 locations in 40 countries. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Leadership of the assigned team and ongoing work organisation to ensure the timely execution of orders Planning the resources required for the execution of customer orders Training and introduction of new employees Monitoring the quality and efficiency of work Commitment and motivation of the team to take responsibility for achieving the defined objectives.
Commercial training with multi-year professional experience in a distribution centre or commissioning First experience in employee management or shift management in the logistics environment Secure knowledge with MS Office – especially Excel German language skills available - English or Polish knowledge desirable Willingness to shiftwork as well as weekend and holiday work
now in full time in Lübbenau/Spreewald Attractive supplements for late, night and Sunday work Holiday and Christmas money from 6. Employment month Up to 30 days per year Long-term use with perspective Permanent contract in full time with planned layers
Contact
![]() | Gi Group Deutschland GmbH | |
| 93055 Lübbenau/Spreewald | ||
| Germany | ||
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