Inbound warehouse worker

As an inbound forklift driver, EPT driver, and container unloader, you support daily warehouse operations. This is a physically active warehouse role where you are involved in the entire logistics process. You work according to a rotation system, meaning your tasks alternate throughout the week. One day you are hands-on with boxes and unloading containers, another day you operate an EPT, and yet another day you work as a forklift driver. This rotation keeps you involved in different parts of the warehouse process and ensures the work remains varied. You are a vital part of the overall warehouse process, ensuring goods are processed safely, efficiently, and according to procedures.
Working hours: 07:00–16:00

Whether you are working on the forklift, the EPT, or not, you always earn the same: €16.24
Other important aspects of this role:

Unloading containers & trucks

• Manually unloading goods from sea containers — this is a key part of the role.
• Building pallets according to the required stacking standards.
• Ensuring pallets are stable, safe, and protected against damage.
• Unloading palletized goods with an EPT or forklift after required training and authorization.
• Reporting damage and other discrepancies.

Wrapping & securing pallets

• Checking whether products are stacked correctly and safely.
• Inspecting products and packaging for visible damage.
• Securing pallets with strapping and/or stretch wrap.
• Ensuring pallets are ready for safe storage and the next step in the process.
• Reporting any quality or safety issues.

Spider Inbound – Internal Pallet Transport

• Picking up received pallets from the unloading docks.
• Safely moving pallets to designated locations in the warehouse using an EPT.
• Scanning and confirming pallet movements in the warehouse system.
• Keeping unloading areas and transport routes clear.
• Contributing to a smooth and efficient flow of goods through the warehouse.