Logistics & Transport
Warehouse worker DHL Aviation NIGHT
Description de fonction
As a warehouse worker for DHL Aviation, you are trained to perform following tasks: loading and sorting of incoming and outgoing shipments by trucks and plains throughout the world. DHL has an excellent on-the-job training so you don’t need to have any relevant work experience: enthusiasm and willingness to learn are far more important.
Profil
- Your knowledge of English is very good (important for all work and safety related instructions on the job).
- You have a basic knowledge of Dutch (level A1, your level will be put to the test).
- You can work full-time, 38hours a week.
- You can work from Monday through Friday on a weekly base in the shifts 7PM-3AM and 8PM-4AM.
- You are willing to improve your knowledge of Dutch (DHL offers Dutch learning sessions during the working hours).
- DHL Aviation is located on the following address: Vliegveld 117, 1820 Steenokkerzeel.
- You are able to get to work on your behalf
- You are looking forward to having an energetic job that requires you to walk a lot and lift heavy shipments (+/- 25 kg on a regular basis)
- Working safely comes first for you.
- You can work in accordance with internal quality processes and procedures, as well as legal requirements.
Offre
- You are looking for a long-term employment.
- Onboarding training at start-up by DHL certified trainers.
- Attractive salary package with additional extra-legal benefits: Hourly wage: € 16,78 gross/hour Shift bonus 20% per hour (night shift)
- Meal vouchers: €10 per worked day (starting from your 11th day of working)
- Eco vouchers
- Yearly bonus when DHL target has been reached during peek period Q4.
- Transportation fee
- DHL working clothes and badge
- Breakroom where you can buy sandwiches, warm meals and soft drinks.
Information
DHL Aviation, DHL Express’s sorting center in Belgium, is the beating heart of package transport at the airport. The brand-new building is a showcase of automation and technology in the field of logistics. Shipments are delivered by truck or plane from all over the world, consolidated at Brucargo, and sorted for their final destinations. These shipments are then loaded onto trucks or planes again and transported to their final destinations.