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We are recruiting for a company in artisanal food, a.e
Logistics and Operations Assistant
Main duties
Ensure inventory management and carry out periodic inventories
Prepare orders and ensure local deliveries
Manage returns of packaging and ensure the good condition and maintenance of logistical means
Actively support packaging and production activities
Participate in first-level equipment cleaning and maintenance
Ensure strict compliance with hygiene, cleanliness and safety standards to optimize the operation of the brewery
Deliver high-quality customer service and maintain long-lasting, trusting relationships with customers
Candidate profile
Holder of a Bac+ 2 in the field of logistics and transport, mechanical or equivalent
Experience
Successful experience in a similar position, with proven mastery of inventory management. Experience in the agri-food sector is a strong asset
Excellent organizational ability and rigor
Good physical condition (capacity to carry heavy loads in deliveries)
Customer service, versatility and a taste for fieldwork
Perfect command of French (oral and written)
Help with office tools (Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, mails)
License B compulsory, license A is an asset ...
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