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Working in the Warehouse & Logistics Team

May 20, 2021 Approx. 3 min read Behind the Scenes

Varied and interesting: those are the two words that probably describe working with us best. In the following we take a look at what that means for our warehouse and logistics team in particular.

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Alongside the classic tasks in this area, such as goods receipt and dispatch, order picking and ensuring the internal flow of materials, the team is regularly entrusted with additional assignments. These include optimizing processes and workflows, for example. That calls in particular for their own expertise and for looking beyond their own area.

At the moment, for instance, the team is working on drawing up packaging guidelines and on introducing and applying the 5S method in warehouse and logistics. They enjoy contributing their own ideas and helping to shape the way they work
Our colleagues do not master these interesting challenges alone, but are supported with advice and hands-on help by the whole team. Anyone who prefers can also take on tasks largely on their own and use them to try things out and develop.

But it is not only the additional assignments that characterize work in the warehouse and logistics team. Every morning at 10 the team meets for a shop floor discussion to go through the day’s tasks. Because of the project business RST operates in, the focus of the work shifts, which makes these coordination rounds valuable.

At the start of a large project, goods receipt is particularly busy. Here it has to be ensured that all incoming goods are processed correctly and promptly and that the quality of the delivery is assessed. That allows the other departments to begin their work afterwards. During the life of a project, order picking is one of the most important tasks so that goods reach the right places within the company. Towards the end of a project, dispatching the product to the customer in particular has to be organized and carried out.

Because projects often do not follow one after the other but can overlap in time, it is essential to keep an overview and to tackle tasks proactively. The friendly and well-coordinated teamwork plays a special role here; it is the basis of the daily work and something we value highly.
So what is the best thing about working in our warehouse and logistics team? To find out, we asked team leader Dominik for his personal view.

“Work at RST is varied. Every day brings new tasks and challenges. The fact that colleagues support you in a friendly way is, for me, a big part of the good working atmosphere. And knowing that good work is appreciated, both by my manager and by my colleagues, motivates me and, in my view, is what makes the job stand out.”

Our warehouse and logistics team is currently looking for support with these interesting tasks as a warehouse logistics specialist (m/f/x).
Take the opportunity and apply. We look forward to hearing from you.
Among other things, we offer you the following benefits:

  • 30 days of holiday on a five-day week
  • no shift work
  • a full-time role, which for us means 40 hours a week – we are very happy to hear your preferences on working hours
  • flexitime options for the best balance between your personal interests and the project business
  • subsidy towards capital-forming benefits and a company pension scheme
  • company fitness offer – use of local sports facilities if you are interested
  • flat hierarchies with short decision paths
  • opportunities for further training and development


We are happy to answer your questions or receive your application. Simply get in touch with us.
Contacts in the Human Relations team: Sarah Kuhn and Clarissa Detlefsen
Email career@reiser-st.com
Phone +49 8178 8681 0

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