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Job Summary: This Junior Loading and Unloading Assistant will assist in product movement, ensuring safety and efficiency within an organized environment focused on growth. Key Highlights: 1. Dynamic work and non-monotonous routine 2. Real growth opportunities in the logistics field 3. Structured work environment focused on safety and collaboration Do you enjoy dynamic work, movement, and a non-monotonous routine? As a Junior Loading and Unloading Assistant, you will be a key player in ensuring our products reach customers safely and efficiently. You will work for an organized company with clear processes, a focus on safety, and real growth opportunities in the logistics field. * Assist in loading and unloading trucks and other vehicles * Verify quantities, invoices, and integrity of goods * Organize products in warehouses, docks, and shipping areas * Pick orders according to instructions from the logistics team * Use simple material handling equipment (carts, manual pallet jacks) * Maintain a clean and safe workplace * Follow safety procedures and use of PPE Requirements: **Mandatory requirements:** * Availability for on-site work and daily physical effort * Completed high school education * Ability to work well in a team and follow instructions * Organization, punctuality, and responsibility regarding schedules * Flexibility to work rotating shifts or flexible hours, if required **Preferred qualifications:** * Prior experience as a loading/unloading assistant, warehouse clerk, or logistics assistant * Experience in distribution centers, transportation companies, or warehouses * Easy access to the company's location Benefits We offer CLT employment, market-competitive salary, transportation allowance, and benefits supporting your daily life. You will enjoy a structured work environment emphasizing safety, respect, and collaboration, plus training programs to develop your logistics skills. Here, those who commit and deliver results have room to grow and seize new internal opportunities.
