Vacancies in Logistics

From transport planner to dispatcher: in the logistics sector, it’s all about movement, coordination and timing. On this page, you’ll find job vacancies for those who are good at planning, monitoring and organising. Whether you’re looking to work as a logistics clerk, fleet controller or procurement coordinator, here you’ll find a selection of jobs that match your profile in logistics.
Vacancies in Logistics

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From dispatcher to logistics planner: this is what the sector looks like

Logistics is a broad sector with many different roles. A transport planner determines routes and monitors delivery times, whilst a dispatcher coordinates between drivers, customers and the schedule in real time. A logistics planner, on the other hand, keeps an eye on the bigger picture: stock levels, flows and capacity. And a fleet controller monitors the vehicle fleet closely. Each job requires its own approach, but they are all linked together in one big chain. In addition to these planning and coordination roles, there are also jobs such as logistics clerk, procurement coordinator or student administrator. Logistics companies operate in transport, distribution, warehousing and the supply chain. They range from large international players to regional companies that work closely with their customers. We know these companies inside out and will match you with a vacancy that truly suits what you’re looking for.
From dispatcher to logistics planner: this is what the sector looks like

Offices

Logistics Aalst

Brusselsesteenweg 92, 9090 Melle Belgium
aalst.logistics@staging.ctrl-f.be
053 72 92 60

Logistics Antwerp

Noorderlaan 139 bus Ahlers Building, 2030 Antwerp Belgium
antwerpen.logistics@staging.ctrl-f.be
03 750 28 82

Logistics Brucargo

Gentsesteenweg 3, 2800 Mechelen Belgium
brucargo.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.