Warehouse Operative

You will spend most of the day moving goods through a high-bay distribution hall. That means unloading trucks at the dock, scanning incoming pallets, and stacking cartons onto racks with a hand pallet jack or a low-level order picker. A handheld scanner tells you which bin each item goes to, so a lot of the job is picking orders, wrapping pallets in stretch film, and getting them staged for the next outbound truck. Expect three rotating shifts, including some early mornings that start at 6 and a late shift that runs until 22. Floors are concrete, the building is heated in winter, and you are on your feet and walking the aisles for most of the shift.

Able to lift up to 25 kg repeatedly through a shift

Comfortable standing and walking for 8 hours

Willing to work rotating early and late shifts

Basic English to read labels and follow safety signs

Reliable and on time, no warehouse experience required

Shared accommodation arranged near the site, first month covered

Free shuttle between the housing and the warehouse

One hot meal per shift in the canteen

Private health insurance from your first day

Paid help with work permit and registration paperwork

You start at 910 euro net per month. Once you know the layout and pass the forklift course the company pays for, you move up to a licensed picker role at 1050 euro net. Most people make that step within six to nine months.

The warehouse is a large heated distribution hall with marked walkways and a busy loading dock. Forklifts and pedestrians share the floor, so safety vests and steel-toe boots are worn at all times. It gets loud near the conveyors, but the team is small enough that everyone knows each other.