Gi Group Deutschland GmbH | Germany | Wörth am Rhein | Full time | Published since: 03.04.2026 on stepstone.de
Forklift driver Safe job (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
Production supply: You supply our assembly lines precisely with material so that production never stops Loading and unloading: You take the safe loading and unloading of trucks by forklift Material handling: You carefully store goods in and out of high-bay warehouse Data management: You serve modern goods management systems (scanners)
Valid forklift: A must – Safe handling of front or pusher trucks Experience: You ideally bring experience in the warehouse or production area Reliability: You work carefully, responsibly and like to work in the layer system (e.g. 2-layer) German knowledge: Good knowledge for smooth workflows
Secure job now in full time in Wörth am Rhein for 18,04 € gross per hour These Benefits await you Attractive remuneration: Look forward to an over-tariff payment that is worth it Security: A top job with a high takeover chance is sure Benefits: Holiday and Christmas money from us after 6 months Work-life balance: We offer you structured working hours in a modern working environment
Contact
 | Gi Group Deutschland GmbH | |
| 93055 Wörth am Rhein | ||
| Germany | ||
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