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Staffice is seeking a warehouse operator for a leading logistics company near Schiphol. This full-time position requires you to work 40 hours a week on a fixed rotating schedule. You'll be responsible for tasks such as receiving shipments, loading trucks, and data entry.
The role requires experience in a warehouse environment, own transportation, and the ability to work physical tasks. With competitive pay and training opportunities, Staffice provides a supportive environment for your career growth.
As a warehouse operator, you’ll work via Staffice for a leading logistics company near Schiphol. You’ll help process goods from all over the world, ensuring everything is handled quickly, safely, and correctly. With fixed rotating shifts, your schedule gives you both structure and room to enjoy your free time. You’ll alternate between early and late shifts. One week you start early, the next week later. Perfect if you want to enjoy a slow morning or have free time in the afternoon. Everyone rotates between both shifts. If you don’t live near Hoofddorp or Aalsmeer, your own transport is essential — public transportation doesn’t cover these shifts. This full‑time position requires 40 hours per week.
Because the work takes place in a secure area, a VGB (Certificate of No Objection) is required. To apply for this, you must have lived in an EU, EEA, or NATO country for at least 7 consecutive years. We’ll handle the application, but you need to meet the criteria. If you like hands‑on work, have logistics experience, and are physically fit, this job is made for you.
At Staffice, we believe in combining flexibility with peace of mind. You’ll work for top employers through us — and we’ll take care of the rest. With personal support, clear communication, and honest conditions, we make sure your job fits your lifestyle. No hassle. Just well‑organised work. We’ve got your back.
Apply now and start your next logistics job as a warehouse operator via Staffice. Let’s go!