Receive and inspect goods
Store, move, and retrieve goods
Operate and maintain technical equipment and installations
Determine the required storage conditions on the basis of the properties of the goods
Manage and monitor the stock, initiate necessary measures when required
Prepare and dispatch goods
Be involved in the creation of operational warehouse logistics concepts
Use industry-standard communication and information tools
Keep documentation records
Prepare and process the relevant forms and documents
Carry out administrative work using information and communication systems
Participate in operational accounting and cost accounting
Create, maintain, and evaluate statistics, files, and card indexes

In training to be a logistics specialist, you’ll learn how goods and ware are received and properly warehoused, how to make cost-effective and efficient routes, and how to prepare cargo lists and loading charts. You’ll operate forklifts, load trucks, organize the unloading of goods, compile deliveries, prepare quotes, and assist with inventory work and simple annual statements. Here, you will apply operational logistics systems and also help with their further development.

After your logistics specialist training, you can work in almost any branch of industry – transport and traffic, vehicle construction, in the electrotechnical, timber, textile, or chemical industries, or in trade.