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Requirements

Valid forklift license according to regulations.
2 to 3 years of experience as a shift supervisor, preferably in the automotive and/or logistics sector.
Availability for shift work
Good computer skills.
Staff management
Organization

Benefits

- Permanent full-time contract
- Salary: Between €29,500-31,000 gross annually in 12 payments, with vacation entitlement.
- Rotating shifts: morning, afternoon, and night every 15 days / 3 weeks

Job Description

Gi Group Outsourcing, an important Italian multinational dedicated to service outsourcing, is looking to hire shift managers for a major client in the automotive sector located in Sant Esteve de Sesrovires.

The main duties of the position will be:

- Management of the different operations of the assigned shift (receiving, replenishment, put-away, picking, and shipping). Approx. 20-30 people per shift.

- Staff planning based on daily volumes.

- Meeting production targets.

- Compliance with KPIs.

- Ensuring order and cleanliness of the warehouse and compliance with occupational health and safety regulations.

- Evaluation and training of assigned staff.

- Resolution of incidents during the shift.

- Reporting to the plant manager.

What we offer:

- Permanent full-time contract

- Salary: Between €29,500-31,000 gross annually in 12 payments, with vacation entitlement.

- Rotating shifts: morning, afternoon, and night every 15 days / 3 weeks

Requirements:

Valid forklift license according to regulations.

2 to 3 years of experience as a shift supervisor, preferably in the automotive and/or logistics sector.

Availability for shift work

Good computer skills.

Staff management

Organization

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