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Job opening at LESER

Warehouse Logistics Specialist / Deputy Lead (m/f/d)

Goods receipt, order picking and real responsibility in the warehouse. On the day shift, at an owner-managed family business in Lahr in the Black Forest.

Apply now No cover letter, no applicant account. Three short questions.

The key facts at a glance

Location

Lahr in the Black Forest, 100 percent on site

Working hours

Day shift, no shift work, flexitime with a start between 6 and 8 a.m.

Scope

30 to 40 hours, full-time or part-time possible

Contract

Permanent employment, open-ended

Team

2 to 3 people in the warehouse

Start

as soon as possible

Your tasks

A mix of routine and responsibility, every day with the team.

  • Goods receipt: unloading trucks and containers, checking deliveries
  • Storage in the high-bay warehouse and order picking
  • Preparing shipments
  • Stocktaking
  • Standing in for the warehouse manager during absences, including scheduling the team
  • Working with a scanner and ERP system

Your profile

We have clearly separated what counts.

What you should bring

  • Valid forklift licence
  • Professional experience in a production or trade warehouse
  • Willingness to work permanently on site in Lahr and on the day shift
  • German, spoken and written (we work with safety and quality documents)

An advantage

  • A completed apprenticeship as a warehouse logistics specialist or an equivalent qualification. Recognised equivalence procedures such as the IHK validation count too.
  • Experience with reach trucks, high-bay or narrow-aisle warehouses
  • Experience with an ERP system, ideally abas
  • The desire to take on warehouse management in the future

What we offer

Five things that really count.

  • A permanent position in an owner-managed family business
  • Day shift with flexitime, no shift work
  • The prospect of warehouse management
  • A company pension, JobRad and a gym subsidy
  • Paid training

A glimpse

What a day with us looks like

A day in the warehouse at LESER in Lahr

You start between 6 and 8 a.m., whenever it suits you. In the morning the goods come in: unloading trucks and containers, checking deliveries, putting them away. A lot is done with forklifts and pallet trucks, some by hand. Boxes up to about 10 kilos are part of it.

After that it is on to the orders: order picking, preparing shipments, booking in the system. In between, stocktaking, tidying the warehouse and keeping things in order.

We are a team of three in the warehouse. When the warehouse manager is away, you take over: you assign the work, decide what goes out first and are the contact for the other departments. This is not standing in on paper, but real responsibility on those days.

This probably suits you if you

like to get stuck in, keep an overview even when a lot is happening at once, and want to take on more responsibility over time.

This is probably not for you if you

need to work from home, want to work in shifts or would rather have just one clearly defined task.

What happens next

How your application works

1

You will hear from us within five working days

We get in touch by phone or email.

2

First introduction

If it fits from our side, we invite you to a first conversation. By phone or with us in Lahr, depending on the situation.

3

Second conversation and a taster day

If the good impression is confirmed, a second conversation usually follows. This normally includes a taster day: you work alongside us in the department for a day and really get to know the colleagues and the work before you decide.

Jannik Leser

Your contact

Jannik Leser

Management

Questions about the position? Feel free to write to me: personal(at)leser.de

Apply now

No cover letter, no applicant account. Three short questions and you are in.

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