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Warehouse Employee

EuroSort 's-Graveland

What is required?

  • Vmbo-t work and intellectual level
  • In possession of a forklift certificate
  • Experience with MS Office package (Word and Excel)
  • Good communication skills
  • Accurate and a great sense of responsibility
  • Command of the Dutch and English language
  • In possession of own transportation

What will you get?

  • €2.271 - €2.410 gross p/m (depending on knowledge and experience)
  • 32 to 40 hours working week
  • 30 holiday days
  • Opportunity to enroll in training, education and courses
  • Bonus scheme
  • Daily fresh fruit, Friday afternoon drinks, monthly company lunch

What will you do?

  • 40% Receiving and checking out goods
  • 40% Loading and unloading
  • 20% Checking and storing goods

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Vacancy

Acquisition based on this advertisement is not appreciated. We usually fill the vacancies ourselves and in exceptional cases we work with preferred suppliers.

As a Warehouse Employee at EuroSort, you are responsible for the processing and timely delivery of various parts for sorting machines to internal and external customers. Your exact tasks depend on the department you work at: Inbound or Outbound.

The Inbound department is located in a new warehouse where the large parts arrive. When you work here, you make sure that these items are received and booked off in the ERP system. You check whether the right goods come in and whether they meet the quality requirements. If something is wrong, you report it to the Supervisor. You also prepare the goods for their next destination, for example an interim storage place before they go to the customer.

In the Outbound department, you are mainly occupied with order picking and preparing things that mechanics need when installing machines. When an order is created, you find the items together, create a shipping label and make sure the order arrives at the Expedition Department, which prepares it for shipping.

You work together with colleagues from the department you work in that day and are managed by a Supervisor.

If you enjoy working with transport equipment and find it challenging to perform your duties while always putting safety first, then this is a job for you.

Working week

Warehouse Employee
Stokely Vorm

On an enjoyable working day, the incoming goods can be processed directly in the system and the outbound orders can be dispatched immediately to the next destination.

On a less enjoyable working day, the stock of a required product is not sufficient. This must then first be ordered before the order can be dispatched.

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    • Lunch
    • Short consultation with team
    • Loading and unloading goods
    • Cleaning up
    • Picking orders
    • Receiving and writing off goods
    • Lunch
    • Loading and unloading goods
    • Cleaning up
    • Receiving and writing off goods
    • Checking incoming goods
    • Loading and unloading goods
    • Lunch
    • Short consultation with team
    • Cleaning up
    • Picking orders
    • Checking incoming goods
    • Booking items
    • Preparing items for shipment
    • Lunch
    • Short consultation with team
    • Cleaning up
    • Picking orders
    • Picking orders
    • Preparing items for shipment
    • Counting stocks
    • Short consultation with team
    • Loading and unloading goods
    • Cleaning up
    • Receiving and writing off goods
    • Consultation with Supervisor
    • Booking items
    • Handling returns

Firsthand experience

Due to lack of space, the warehouse must be rearranged. How do you do this?

EuroSort has grown enormously in the past year and is still growing rapidly, as a result of which all the incoming goods no longer fit in the warehouse. Together with all your colleagues from the warehouse and the Manager you are working on a solution for the lack of space. At first, all goods are on the ground, but this is not good from a safety point of view. Therefore, you build extra racks in the warehouse,
where things can be stored that normally stand on the floor for a long time. Incoming goods can now be cleared away sooner. As a long-term solution, a new warehouse is currently being built on the site.

Growth

EuroSort considers personal development very important. That's why there are many opportunities to attend education, training and courses. At the moment, EuroSort is developing a training policy to make this more concrete.

Warehouse Employee

Working at EuroSort

EuroSort B.V. is specialised in the development and assembly of high volume sorting systems for various applications. Think of order processing, returns, counting and sorting by size, colour, type of products, e-commerce and cross docking. The company was founded in 2001 and believes in qualitative simplicity. Therefore, the sorting solutions are always simple, robust and made of high quality materials and components. This combination creates a system that optimises the work process and makes it more efficient, saves valuable floor space and improves and increases productivity.

  • Founded in 2001
  • Headquarters in 's-Graveland
  • Globally active, branches in the Netherlands, Spain and North America
  • 180 employees
  • Average age 45 years
  • Hybrid working in office positions
  • Safety workwear is mandatory in the warehouse and is provided by EuroSort

Colleagues

Sjoerd van Schie - Mechanical Installation Coordinator

Why did you decide to work for this company?
I already worked freelance for this company as an installation supervisor and was asked to do the coordination. It is a young dynamic company that is active worldwide: as a mechanic this gave me the opportunity to travel while working. In this way I gained some nice experiences and now I supervise the installations.

What was your previous job?
Freelance mechanic/assembly supervisor, elevator mechanic and animal caretaker.

What do you do in your spare time?
Fishing.

Wiebe de Jong - Manager TECH

Why did you decide to work for this company?
I started as an intern (Engineer) when the company only had a few employees (almost nineteen years ago). The type of company has always given me opportunities to develop and grow in the organization. It has never been boring as the company and product continues to evolve. The company is always open to new ideas.

What did you study?
Mechanical engineering.

What do you do in your spare time?
Hockey, Formula 1, enjoy drinks on a terrace and play sports.

Andre Meulman - PLC Software Engineer, Control department

Why did you decide to work for this company?
With a predilection for technology, I have always been looking for a working environment in which I have to deal with multiple techniques. At EuroSort, various systems come together in the control of the sorting installations. From controlling various sensors, actuators, motors and servo drives, to communication between different systems, such as servers, HMI and cameras.

What was your previous job?
PLC Software Engineer IA.

What do you do in your spare time?
In my spare time I enjoy doing water sports or hiking.

Marco Vonk - Purchaser

Why did you decide to work for this company?
I started in 2011 as an Engineer at EuroSort. In addition, I did project-related purchases. Due to the dynamic growth of EuroSort, I have gradually started to concentrate and professionalize myself more in the field of purchasing. Partly because the organization feels great, from which we get satisfaction together, this is a huge stimulus to develop myself further and to keep the enthusiasm high. This is an advantage of EuroSort for me!

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