The profession of warehouse worker involves much more than the simple loading and unloading of goods: in fact it is a professional figure who must have transversal skills as it is the person called to manage orders, to verify that everything is in place and that at the same time the safety of all those who work in the warehouse is guaranteed. This is why we explain how to write a perfect warehouse manager CV, to highlight your skills and find work.
The figure of the warehouse worker is too often misunderstood: we often think erroneously it is only the person who takes care of loading and unloading goods, when in reality his duties go far beyond this. A good warehouseman takes care of loading and unloading, but he also takes care of verifying that all goods are compliant, that the shelves are stocked and that there is always a solution of continuity between supply and demand. To become a warehouse worker you don’t need special skills, but the more specific skills you have, the easier you can make a career and become even more indispensable for the company you work for.
Personal and contact information
Name and surname are always essential but in the case of a warehouse manager’s CV it is a good idea to also enter the date of birth, to allow the employer to have a complete idea of the candidate. Contact details are essential, and it is also essential to enter your residence and the possession of a car and driving license, in case you have to move loads with a car or have to move for work reasons.
Professional experience
The professional experience gained is very important when looking for a job as a warehouse worker. In fact, it is one of those fairly specialized professions and therefore it is good to specify your professional path and what you can do, to allow the company to have a complete idea of the candidate in front of it.
Experience
November 2011 – Today Warehouse Manager at Warehouses and Warehouses in Rome
- Receipt of goods
- Control and Acceptance of goods
- Storage
- Pick Up
- Packaging
- Shipping
September 2009 – September 2011 Warehouse worker at Warehouses and Warehouses in Rome
- Organization of goods on shelves
- Pick Up goods on request
- Quality control
Course of study
Although this is not the first element that is taken into consideration, the course of study should still insert in a curriculum always considering only the most important experience and not all.
Training
- 2010 Professional Training Course in Logistics and Warehouse at Istituto Fermi, Rome
- 2008 Commercial Technical Diploma (Accounting) at Istituto Fermi, Rome
Skills
The skills of a warehouse worker seem very simple to list but in reality the more specialized you are, the more job opportunities you have, precisely because this is a profession that requires much more than you think.
Skills
- Load software use- warehouse unloading – Expert
- Use of software to track expenses – Expert
- Use of operational means – Expert
Capacity
We recommend adding a maximum of 5 capabilities that describe in a few words both the one’s approach to the profession that in some way one’s personality.
Skills
- Spirit of initiative
- Ability to work in a team
- Organization and precision
- Gestures one crisis
- Ability to organize and lead complex projects
Reference
References for a warehouse worker can be very effective but, as with all other jobs, they should not be included on the curriculum vitae. It is always good to specify that they are available but will be sent upon request.
How to layout a warehouse CV
It doesn’t matter what kind of profession you are applying for: the layout of your CV is always fundamental. For a warehouse CV, we recommend a simple and clean design, which highlights your skills and experiences and allows you to read quickly, allowing you to focus on the most important things. Once ready, don’t be in a hurry: read and reread your curriculum vitae remembering that it is the first thing a recruiter looks at, and it is essential that it is really perfect.