Warehouse Logistics Specialist (m/f/d)
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Your Tasks in Warehouse Logistics at AWILA

Goods Receiving
You receive deliveries, check them against the order and delivery note, and clarify discrepancies directly with purchasing.

Warehouse Management
You keep stock levels and storage locations up to date in the system, so production and assembly can find what they need.

Picking
You assemble materials for orders and job sites – using forklift, crane, and scanner.

Shipping and Export
You prepare shipments, create the paperwork, and handle customs documents for international deliveries.

Load Securing
You’re responsible for securing components so they arrive undamaged at the job site.

Logistics in plant construction:
no off-the-shelf pallets.
Our shelves don’t hold standard items, but components for plants that exist only once – from small parts to silo segments on a low-loader.
Because production and shipping are right next to each other, questions get sorted out the short way. Anyone who keeps the overview here is needed.
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Your Profile in Warehouse Logistics

Completed Training
As a warehouse logistics specialist or warehouse clerk – career changers with warehouse experience are welcome to apply.

Forklift License
You should bring this with you. A crane license is a plus, but can also be obtained with us.

Confident with Computers
Inventory management systems, scanners, and shipping paperwork are part of daily work – you should be able to handle them.

Reliability
If a part is missing, assembly comes to a halt. People need to be able to rely on your word.

Do you still have questions about this position?
View QuestionsCheck the FAQ below or call your future contact person directly – about the tasks as well as about the application process.

What awaits you with us.
A permanent contract, pay close to collective bargaining rates, and a time account that balances out overtime. Fridays end early.
Plus a well-rehearsed team, fixed contacts in purchasing and production, and a workplace where you can see what you’ve accomplished at the end of the day.
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Does this position suit you? Then apply now.
A CV is enough. We’ll clarify everything else in a conversation – happy to start with a phone call.
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General Questions & Answers About Your Application
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A CV and a few sentences about your previous work are enough to get started. We don’t expect a fully written cover letter – we’re interested in what you can do.
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As a rule, we get back to you within a week. If it’s a good fit in principle, we’ll invite you to a conversation with the relevant department head.
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We work full days from Monday to Thursday and finish earlier on Fridays. Overtime is project-related and is balanced out through a time account.
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You’ll get a fixed contact person from the department who supports you during the first few weeks. How long onboarding takes depends on the area – we don’t put you under time pressure.
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That depends on the position. In production and design, it’s the exception; in the installation area, it’s part of the job. We discuss this openly in the interview before you sign.