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Sorter
The sorter plays a crucial role in logistics, recycling, and waste management sectors by separating and classifying different types of materials or products. This role requires precision, speed, and a good understanding of sorting criteria.
Missions: Sorter
In temporary employment, sorters are in high demand to respond to fluctuations in work volume and the specific needs of companies, contributing to the efficiency of recycling and distribution processes.
A sorter’s tasks include visually inspecting products or materials on a sorting line, separating them according to specific criteria (type, quality, destination), and directing them to the appropriate areas for processing or shipping. They must also ensure the proper functioning of sorting equipment, report any anomalies, and help maintain their workspace. Constant vigilance is necessary to identify non-conforming items and to ensure compliance with safety standards.
Researched profile
- Ability to work standing for long periods and handle loads.
- Attention to detail and the ability to follow precise instructions.
- Knowledge of safety and hygiene standards.
- Team spirit and good communication.
Skills and training
No specific diploma is required to start as a sorter, but a vocational certificate (CAP) or diploma (BEP) in a field related to the environment, logistics, or waste management can be beneficial. On-the-job training is common and is complemented by specific instructions for the type of materials handled.
Temporary work as a sorter
Temporary work as a sorter offers a wide range of experiences, allowing work in different environments and with various types of products or materials. This flexibility is ideal for acquiring new skills and adapting to different work processes. For companies, temporary staffing is an effective solution to adjust their workforce to activity volumes, ensuring optimal resource management and efficient material processing.
Salary
A beginner sorter typically earns around the minimum wage. With experience and additional responsibilities, the salary can range from €1,500 to €2,000 gross per month.
Working Conditions
Environment: Work in a warehouse or factory, often noisy and dusty, with temperature variations.
Hours: Shift work including nights, weekends, or holidays, depending on activity.
Posture: Repetitive tasks requiring good physical condition and high concentration.
Career Prospects
With experience, a sorter can progress to supervisory roles or become a team leader, managing sorting operations and coordinating the work of other sorters. Additional training in waste management, recycling, or logistics can facilitate this career advancement.
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