Logistics and warehouse
Explore order picking, packing and internal transport, then discuss your shifts, duties and role requirements with ACS.
ACS helps businesses find workers for logistics tasks. You can discuss requirements for order pickers, packers, warehouse workers, forklift drivers or reach truck drivers. We start with the work, your location and the staffing you need. Suitability, relevant experience and availability are assessed for each request.
This short video provides a visual impression of the sector. Available roles and requirements are discussed with you for each request.
Explore order picking, packing and internal transport, then discuss your shifts, duties and role requirements with ACS.
A clear task description helps us assess your request. Explain the steps workers will carry out on your floor and how work is handed over. An order picker collecting different orders has a different role from a packer or a driver moving pallets. Say whether you need one type of worker or several roles within a team.
State how many people you need for each shift, the working days and the preferred start date. Explain whether you are covering a temporary peak, recurring busy periods or a longer staffing need. If the schedule is still changing, identify what is fixed and where you have flexibility. This lets ACS discuss options with clear expectations.
A suitable match also depends on how your workplace operates. Describe relevant experience, the working language, physical tasks and any certificates required for the role. Explain the site introduction and safety instructions needed before work starts. Experience and certificates are not assumed: state your requirements so they can be covered when the request is discussed.
Use the request form to share your company name and contact details, together with the roles, numbers, location and schedule. A recruiter or planner discusses your need and the next steps. If suitable staff are available, you receive a proposal. Rates, availability and assignment arrangements are discussed for your request; submitting the form does not confirm a placement or start date.
Yes. Describe the shifts and the number of workers required for each one. Include start and finish times and any rotation. ACS then discusses possible staffing; availability is confirmed for each request.
State the work, equipment and experience or certificates your location requires. ACS includes these requirements when discussing suitable candidates. These qualifications are not assumed for every warehouse worker.
Give the preferred start date, location, tasks, numbers and shifts as clearly as possible. Identify what is needed immediately and whether a phased start is possible. The start date depends on role requirements and current availability.