Vacancies in Logistics
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From dispatcher to logistics planner: this is what the sector looks like
Offices
Logistics Aalst
Brusselsesteenweg 92, 9090 Melle Belgiumaalst.logistics@staging.ctrl-f.be
053 72 92 60
Logistics Antwerp
Noorderlaan 139 bus Ahlers Building, 2030 Antwerp Belgiumantwerpen.logistics@staging.ctrl-f.be
03 750 28 82
Logistics Brucargo
Gentsesteenweg 3, 2800 Mechelen Belgiumbrucargo.logistics@staging.ctrl-f.be
02 254 08 52
Frequently asked questions about jobs in logistics
That depends very much on the role. For a job as a logistics clerk or dispatcher, a bachelor’s degree – or even substantial practical experience – is often sufficient. For roles such as purchase coordinator or logistics planner, companies sometimes require a bachelor’s or master’s degree in a relevant field, such as supply chain management or business administration.
Absolutely. Roles such as student administration assistant or logistics assistant are a good way to get to know the sector. Many companies also offer entry-level roles where you can develop your skills on the job.
Logistics roles can be found at transport companies, distribution centres, manufacturing companies with their own logistics departments, and e-commerce firms. The sector is broad, ranging from cold-chain transport to international goods flows.
Yes. Logistics often operates round the clock. Roles such as ‘permanent night planner’ do exist and are a viable option for those who deliberately choose a night-time schedule, for example to fit in with family life or due to personal preference.