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Logistics
Robin currently has 32 open positions in logistics abroad.
Are you looking for a job in logistics abroad? Then Robin is just the agency that can help you get a job quickly. We offer a variety of jobs in logistics centers and warehouses in the Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium. See what job offers we have in the field of logistics!
Logistics is an important part of any industry. It allows companies to manage products globally and connect business partners and consumers efficiently. That’s especially true for countries with strong economies.
The Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium offer outstanding opportunities if you’re interested in logistics jobs abroad. These countries are well-known for their efficient logistics infrastructure, thriving economies, and diverse logistics job roles.
Explore Our Open Logistics Jobs
You can choose between multiple logistics jobs in Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium. Below, you’ll find logistics positions currently available at Robin. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
- Warehouse workers store and label products in a warehouse, ensuring they’re available for shipping.
- Loaders load and unload products from and to transportation vehicles. Don’t miss the opportunity to work as a loader driver abroad. Your salary will be higher than that of the order picker.
- Order picker collects specific items from storage locations based on customer orders so they can be packaged and sent. Many long-term order pickers in the Netherlands have the option provided by their employer to retain the rights to an electric forklift.
- Forklift/EPT drivers operate electric pallet trucks (EPT) and/or forklifts to move materials within a warehouse or distribution center. To work this job abroad, you must have a valid high lift truck certificate. In case you do not have such a certificate, but you have work experience driving a reach truck, your future employer will arrange for you to obtain a certificate.
- Sorters organize and separate items into categories or locations in a warehouse according to specific needs.
Advantages of Working in Logistics Abroad as a Foreigner
Working in another country has many advantages, especially if you’re looking for work in Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium. Here are several advantages of working in logistics abroad as a foreigner.
- Job opportunities: The logistics industry in the Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium is experiencing significant growth, leading to a high demand for workers with or without experience in this field.
- Competitive salaries and benefits: Logistics jobs abroad offer competitive salaries, bonuses, health benefits, and affordable accommodation.
- Opportunities for professional growth: Working in the logistics industry in Germany and the Netherlands will allow you to show your skills and earn a promotion and a raise.
- Cultural exchange: Living and working abroad can be a rewarding experience. It allows you to immerse yourself in a new culture and friends.
- Personal development: Many companies invest in their workers, offering them a chance to learn new professional and personal skills.
- Work-life balance: Many European countries, including the Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium, prioritize work-life balance, offering employees flexible working arrangements and ample holiday time.
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Warehouse Worker With Forklift License (7°C) Lüttow-Valluhn (Germany), in Germany
Join the logistics operations at Edeka Nord as a warehouse worker in a temperature-controlled environment (+7°C). You’ll Handle: Incoming and outgoing goods using forklifts Help maintain smooth warehouse workflows Work with food products in a clean and safe environment. Read more
Warehouse Worker With Forklift License (-23°C) Lüttow-Valluhn (Germany), in Germany
Join Edeka Nord’s warehouse operations team as a warehouse worker, working in a freezer environment at -23°C. With a valid forklift license, you will be responsible for a variety of tasks. Read more
Logistics Employee (clothing) in Netherlands
Our client in the Netherlands is GXO H&M/Primark a big distribution center that focuses on clothing items. They are currently looking for warehouse workers to join their team and perform a variety of logistics task Your main tasks will incluide: Picking orders: Moving around the warehouse and collecting specific goods with a scanner and a trolley. Read more
Forklift Operator (With Certificate & clean criminal record) Leipzig, in Germany
Our client is looking for forklift operators to join their team in Leipzig, Germany! The company is a third-party logistics provider located in Leipzig. They encompass around 5,200 employees across 45 locations in Germany, Europe, the Arabian Peninsula, and the United States. Read more
Deepfreeze warehouse worker (Sligro) in Netherlands
Our client Sligro needs new employees for their warehouses. Work is in cooled area of fresh food products in (minus) -24 degrees. Read more
Warehouse worker (Fresh department) in Netherlands
Our partner, Sligro Food Group, consists of many companies that specifically focus on the food service market in the Netherlands and Belgium. They are offering a comprehensive range of food, food-related, and non-food products and services in the wholesale market. Read more
Warehouse Worker (with clean criminal record) Heijen, in Netherlands
Our client, Arvato, a logistics company with more than 18,000 employees at over 100 locations worldwide, is looking to expand its logistics department at its Heijen location. The company is looking for a motivated warehouse worker to assist the company in providing the best services in the business. Read more