Start Your Day Fresh: Become an Order Picker at Royal FloraHolland

Looking for a flexible job that you can combine with your busy life, school, or hobbies? Come work as an order picker at FloraHolland. Every morning, your day starts at 06:00 AM. You clock in and then go to the daily briefing, where your team leader discusses improvement and safety points. This briefing is crucial as it sets the tone for the day, ensuring that all team members are aligned with the day's goals and aware of any changes or updates in the logistics process. Then, you check the screen to see what time you'll finish working, which varies each day between 10:00-14:00.

This flexibility allows you to manage your personal commitments effectively. You also find out how many carts need to be processed, giving you a clear understanding of the day's workload. After that, you put on your headphones and hop on your electric cart. Through your headphones, you'll hear exactly where to go, ensuring you are always directed to the correct location. You follow the numbers in the hall and pick up your cart. What you will do is move the flowers and plants on the cart to the correct spots. This task requires attention to detail and careful navigation to ensure that each item is placed in its designated area.

After that, you go to the final destination and place the cart there. Before leaving your spot, you scan the barcode on the floor. This scanning process is vital for tracking the movement of carts and ensuring that everything is accounted for. Then, you check if the number of flowerpots/plant pots matches. This step is crucial for maintaining accuracy and preventing any discrepancies in the inventory. It's now time for your first break of the day, and you chat with your colleagues. Taking breaks is important for maintaining productivity and fostering a positive work environment. Your workday is already over, and you clock out with your badge. Main Responsibility of This Role: In this role, you are the one who ensures that the flowers and plants are in the correct places. If this position is not filled, work will grind to a halt, the carts won't be moved on time, and everything will get chaotic. This causes delays in the process and a messy workday. You make sure everything runs smoothly. You do this by focusing on: 

Picking up and moving the carts to the correct locations. This involves navigating through the facility, following directions, and ensuring that each cart reaches its intended destination. 

Scanning the barcodes on the floor to properly track everything. This step is essential for maintaining accurate records and ensuring that all carts are accounted for. • Checking if the quantities of flowerpots/plant pots are correct. This task requires careful attention to detail to ensure that the inventory is accurate and up-to-date. Before you start, we provide 2 training days where the logistics process will be explained. This training is designed to give you a comprehensive understanding of the processes and procedures involved in the role. You work during the week and have the weekend off. This schedule allows for a good work-life balance. You can choose to work 5 days a week or just 3, depending on what fits your needs best. The minimum number of workdays is 3 days per week. If you work 5 days a week, you will work 20-30 hours a week. The request for a VOG (Certificate of Conduct) may be part of the selection process. This requirement ensures that all employees meet the necessary standards for employment.