Warehouse worker 60% Zürich-Mülligen (shift rotation)
- Employment type
- Part-time
- Workload
- 100%
- Location
- Schlieren
- Company
- Flexsis AG, Filiale Schaffhausen, 8952 Schlieren
- First posted
Company description
Our profession and our passion «HR-Management».
Flexsis AG is an independent company of the Interiman Group SA with over 140 employees, who offer a complete program of services in the field of Human Resources at 47 locations throughout Switzerland.
For our customer, a large company in Zürich-Mülligen, we are looking for reliable:
Warehouse workers, 60% in shift rotation operation (early-late)
Job description
- Responsibility for the error-free incoming and outgoing mail correspondence
- Operation of the sorting system as well as allocation and scanning of letters
- Sorting, labeling, packaging
- Reliable and responsible processing of the sorting systems
- Paperless picking of shipments
- Inventory control and quality assurance including data maintenance
- ZIP code address processing
- Participation in inventories
- Operation of the warehouse system and the operational equipment
- Assistance in the optimization of processes and warehouse management
Desired profile
- Professional experience as a warehouse worker as well as in picking or sorting is an advantage
- Flexible, reliable and expeditious way of working
- High accuracy and care
- Physical fitness and readiness for standing work
- Good comprehension as well as sense of responsibility and duty
- German language skills at least at level B1
- Impeccable reputation (criminal record extract required)
- Career changers as well as students are very welcome
- Readiness to work in shift operation (early and late shift / weekly rotation)
- Workload: 60%
Have we aroused your interest and would you like to take this chance? Then we must definitely get to know each other! To do so, simply click on "Apply now". We look forward to receiving your complete application documents.
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