from temporary contract to a permanent position.
At Randstad, we recruit both warehouse and production profiles for short- and long-term temporary contracts, just as we recruit for permanent positions with our clients.
Often, a temporary contract also leads to a permanent position at the company. We offer job opportunities within warehouse and production throughout the country.
make the world keep moving.
Are you looking for a hands-on career where you make a visible impact every day? Warehouse and production work offers dynamic opportunities - from operating machinery and managing logistics to ensuring quality control on the factory floor. Find your next full-time or temporary position in a vital sector that keeps the world moving.
temporary jobs can lead to a permanent position
If you want a permanent job in warehousing or manufacturing but are having difficulty finding one, consider becoming a temporary worker. There are many advantages of working as a temporary worker over a permanent carpenter, electrician, foreman or warehouse worker. Among other things, you will have more flexibility in your working life. You'll also have the opportunity to try out many different workplaces so you can find the right one for you. We often find that skilled temporary workers are hired permanently when their temporary work has come to an end.
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frequently asked questions about warehouse and manufacturing jobs.
We have collected answers to the most frequently asked questions below. If you have any further questions, you are always welcome to contact us directly.
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how do you become a warehouse worker?
As a starting point, work as a warehouse worker requires no prior education, but it is often an advantage for a warehouse worker to have a forklift licence and experience with driving a forklift truck. Warehouse work can be physically demanding, so you must be able to cope with standing and walking for most of a working day. Moreover, it is beneficial, though not necessarily a requirement, to have IT knowledge, as it is increasingly being implemented in warehouse operations.
If you would like to work as a warehouse worker, you can upload your CV to Randstad's candidate database. We offer both temporary contracts and permanent placements within warehouse work across Denmark.
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what is the salary for a warehouse worker?
As a warehouse worker, you can expect an average monthly gross salary of approximately 25,000 DKK before tax. However, several factors can influence the total compensation package. Evening, night, and weekend shifts yield higher pay than daytime shifts, and there may also be bonus schemes or seniority supplements that can positively affect the salary.
The salary for a warehouse worker in Denmark is often based on a collective agreement. This means that the wage is determined by the specific collective agreement that applies to the company you are employed by.
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what is a production worker?
A production worker assists in a company's manufacturing process. This can involve vastly different industries, and the work may therefore consist of anything from operating machinery to assembly line work and warehousing duties. Your specific tasks will likewise be determined by the particular production environment.
In a position as a production worker, you may therefore do everything from packing goods, assembling products, sorting items, or operating production machines and similar tasks.
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what is the salary for a production worker?
As a newly qualified production worker, you can expect a starting salary of approximately 27,000 DKK per month before tax. Ultimately, however, the specific collective agreement applicable to the company will usually determine the exact basic salary.
Moreover, a production worker's salary will also be affected by the working hours. For example, if you predominantly work evening and night shifts, you will earn significantly more than if your work consisted solely of day shifts. Additionally, the geographical location of the company may also influence the pay level.
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what does a production coordinator do?
A production coordinator is responsible for coordinating a company's production. The work often involves close collaboration with a production manager, with the production coordinator ensuring that production runs as planned and stays within the agreed budget. You can work as a production coordinator in a wide range of industries and fields.
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what is a production planner?
A production planner is, as the name suggests, an employee who plans production in a company. Planning is an ongoing process that involves coordination and supervision to ensure that the production process runs smoothly and stays within the given budget.
In a job as a production planner, you will often work closely with warehouse staff and production staff in an effort to streamline and optimise the production process.
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how much does a production planner earn?
A newly qualified production planner can typically expect a monthly salary of between 30,000 dkk and 35,000 dkk before tax. However, an experienced production planner can earn between 40,000 dkk and 50,000 dkk per month before tax.
A production planner's salary may also be influenced by the degree of responsibility. The greater the responsibility, the higher the monthly salary. If the role involves a niche area requiring specialised expert knowledge, the salary will also be higher.