T licence via BTT
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Vacature - Bergen op Zoom
Shunter
- Terminal
- Full-/part-time
Shift: 2-shift rota, starting at 05:30 or 13:00
Salary per hour
€ 15.58 - € 18.28
In accordance with the BGV Collective Labour Agreement
T licence via BTT
Flexible hours
Full-time or part-time working is negotiable.
Progression opportunities
Many colleagues progress within transport or terminal operations.
You make sure containers, trailers and chassis keep moving on and around the terminal
No days behind a desk, but working outside with large equipment and a team that relies on each other.
What will you be doing?
Your day on the terminal
You keep the logistics flow running on and around the terminal.
- Safely and efficiently driving containers between various locations in Bergen op Zoom
- Coupling, uncoupling and correctly positioning trailers and chassis
- Checking documents and processing simple administration
- Liaising with planners, drivers and colleagues on the terminal
- Working with modern and well-maintained equipment
What do we ask of you?
You like to get stuck in and enjoy working independently.
- T licence or willing to obtain this through BTT
- MBO working and thinking level
- You work accurately and take responsibility
- You have no problem working shifts
- You communicate well with colleagues and think in solutions
Tip: Did you obtain your category B licence before 1 July 2015? Then you automatically also have a valid T licence.
What do you get?
At BTT, you get the chance to properly learn the trade and progress further.
- Salary from € 15.58 to € 18.28 per hour in accordance with the Road Haulage Collective Labour Agreement
- Full-time or part-time working possible
- Training and guidance from experienced colleagues
- Opportunity to obtain your T licence through BTT
- Prospect of a permanent contract with good performance
Why choose BTT
At BTT, you don't work for an anonymous logistics company, but for an organisation where people know each other and pull together. With terminals in Tilburg, Bergen op Zoom and Geleen, our own truck fleet, warehouses and direct connections by road, water and rail, no two days are the same.
Whether you work on the terminal, are out on the road as a driver, work in the warehouse or sit in the office, your work directly impacts the operation. You see what you do, work with modern resources and get the space to develop yourself.
260+ colleagues spread across transport and terminal operations
3 terminals in Tilburg, Bergen op Zoom and Geleen
25+ years of experience in container logistics
What you can expect from BTT:
- A stable employer with a strong position in the logistics sector
- An informal working atmosphere with short lines of communication and engaged colleagues
- Modern machinery, vehicles and systems
- Training and progression opportunities through the BTT Academy
- Competitive terms of employment and a good salary
- Room for your own initiative and responsibility
- A team where hard work happens, but there's also time for each other
Together, we make sure that thousands of containers reach their destination every day. We're proud of that.
Application process
1
Selection
After you've applied, our recruiter gets to work. Keep an eye on your phone and inbox!
2
Introductory interview
Does your motivation and experience match what we're looking for? Great! We'll invite you for an introductory meeting with the manager on location.
3
Possible second interview
Was the introductory meeting positive? Then we'll schedule a second interview as soon as possible! A possible future colleague often joins this conversation too.
4
Offer
Do both sides have a good feeling about it? Then you'll receive an offer to come and work at BTT.
5
Congratulations!
Have we reached an agreement and do you accept the offer? Great! Welcome to BTT!
Frequently asked questions
What does a Shunter at BTT do?
You move containers between various locations on site and make sure trailers and containers are ready for transport on time.
Do I need a category CE licence?
Each vacancy states which licences or certificates are required. Always check the job requirements before applying.
Do I work alone?
No. You have plenty of contact with drivers, planners and terminal employees to coordinate the work well.
What does a workday look like?
No two days are the same. You're constantly moving equipment and quickly switch between different tasks.
Do I need a T driving licence?
Yes, or you're willing to obtain this through BTT. If you obtained your category B licence before 1 July 2015, you often automatically have a valid T licence.
Do I need experience?
No. You can start without experience. BTT guides you and teaches you the trade in practice.
Do I work in shifts?
Yes. You work in rotating shifts, so the logistics operation can continue around the clock.
Why work as a Shunter at BTT?
You get a varied logistics role, work with modern equipment and have plenty of opportunities to develop yourself further.
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