Warehouse worker | 2 shift system | Toyota Diest

☞ Adecco

전망: 125

갱신일: 26-11-2025

위치: Diest Flemish Brabant

범주: 경영진 생산/조작

산업: Staffing Recruiting

수평: Entry level

직업 종류: Full-time

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작업 내용

TPCE (Toyota Parts Center Europe) is Toyota’s European distribution center. This is an automated car parts sharing center.

At Diest, the imported parts from Toyota and Lexus are stored, but orders are also prepared and sent to distributors and garages.

We are currently looking for warehouse workers who want to lend a hand and who want to commit themselves for the full 100%.

What tasks will you be assigned?

  • Sorting incoming goods
  • Quality control
  • Storing goods in the correct location
  • Preparing orders
  • ...

Profiel

Who are we looking for?

  • You want to work in 2 shifts (5h50-14h/13h50-22h)
  • You’re a true team player, but working alone is not a problem either
  • You’re flexible and therefore willing to work in different departments in the warehouse.
  • Quality and safety are extremely important to you
  • You’re willing and capable to perform physically demanding tasks
  • You’re willing to take a number of tests (both online and on site)

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What can we offer?

  • A great job with nice colleagues at a growing company
  • Nice salary (€15.7778/hour (gross) with shift bonuses, meal vouchers, mileage allowance and 6 extra ADV days per year
  • You will be employed with weekly contracts. After a successful interim period, you’re eligible for a permanent contract.
  • You will receive extensive training and opportunities for further development.

At start-up, your "godmother/godfather" will also fully guide you.

  • Extra’s on the site: company restaurant with a wide range of food items and an internal laundry service available for your work clothes.

Will you be our new colleague at Toyota? Apply online or send your CV to toyota@adecco.be!

We look forward to seeing you soon!
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마감 시간: 10-01-2026

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