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Polytra, part of the Fracht Group, is expanding its Projects Department in Berchem (Antwerp) and seeks a Freight Forwarder to manage end-to-end shipments from quotation to invoicing. You will handle export, import, cross-trade and multimodal project shipments, coordinating with carriers, terminals, agents and customs brokers worldwide.
You will prepare quotations, spot opportunities in existing accounts, and support Key Account Managers in meetings.
Polytra, part of the Fracht Group, has been offering customer-oriented logistics services since 1974. From our head office in Berchem (Antwerp) we plan and execute shipments that demand more than standard forwarding — oversized mining equipment, industrial machinery and turnkey project logistics across Africa, Europe, Asia and the Americas. Behind us stands the Fracht Group: family-owned since 1955, with more than 150 offices in over 50 countries and 2,500 colleagues.
Polytra keeps growing, and that growth creates room for people who take ownership. We work with an entrepreneurial spirit, we take our responsibility seriously, and we enjoy the work while we do it. Respect, integrity and empathy are not posters on our wall — they are how we deal with customers, with colleagues and with the people who apply here.
Our Projects Department is looking for a Freight Forwarder who runs shipments from A to Z and sees the commercial opportunity in each one. Every project is different, and you are expected to think beyond standard forwarding. You report to the Projects Department Manager.
You join a team of 4 in Projects, sitting together on the 15th floor. The files are yours, but nobody here solves a stuck vessel alone.
“No two projects look the same. That is exactly why nobody here is bored.”
Our offices on the 15th floor of “Building Verzicht” look out over the city, are a short walk from Berchem station and have on-site parking.
Every application gets an answer from a person, also when the answer is no.