A vocational certificate as a Logistics Operator or a professional baccalaureate in Logistics provides a good foundation for starting in this profession. Training in handling equipment, such as the CACES (Certificate of Aptitude in Safe Driving), is often required. Skills in inventory management and order preparation are also essential.
With experience, a versatile logistics employee can progress to positions such as team leader, warehouse supervisor, or logistics technician. Additional training in logistics management and supply chain can accelerate career progression.
Working as a temporary versatile logistics employee offers a wide range of experiences by allowing for involvement in different sectors and types of warehouses. This flexibility is ideal for developing a broad spectrum of skills and adapting to various work environments. For companies, temporary work is an efficient way to manage peaks in activity and assess the skills of employees before a potential permanent hire, thus ensuring flexible management of their human resources.