Rangierfahrer (m/w/d)

Job Overview

As a yard operations driver at DSV in Berlin, you will be responsible for smooth functioning of the terminal's yard activities. This role involves positioning swap bodies, maintaining oversight of the yard, and collaborating closely with drivers and colleagues to ensure efficient operations. If you enjoy hands-on tasks and taking accountability, you will fit well within their motivated team.

Key Responsibilities

• Position swap bodies at loading ramps effectively
• Conduct weekly swap body inventory checks to ensure accuracy
• Maintain yard order and facilitate seamless workflow
• Communicate with partner company drivers and the terminal team regularly

Candidate Requirements

• Possession of driving license class B
• Forklift certification is desirable but not mandatory
• Prior experience in logistics is advantageous
• Willingness to work in shifts including early, late, and night shifts
• Capacity to work independently, reliability, and strong team spirit

Benefits and Work Environment

• Financial benefits: asset-building payments, company pension scheme, employee discounts, monthly net credit on DSV employee card, JobRad bike leasing, and anniversary bonuses
• Health and mobility: supplementary health insurance (depending on division), protective eyewear for screen work, group accident insurance
• Onboarding: comprehensive orientation program with tailored training plans
• Team: supportive and committed colleagues with flat hierarchies and open culture
• Role diversity: engaging tasks with significant autonomy within a global enterprise
• Flexibility: modern workplace, transparent flexitime policy, and options for mobile work
• Development: ongoing training sessions, e-learning modules, talent programs and customized development opportunities

Additional Information

DSV is a global leader in transport and logistics employing nearly 150,000 people over more than 90 countries. Their culture values collaboration, accountability, diversity, and respect. People with disabilities or equal status are given preference if equally qualified. Benefits may vary based on location or division.