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Logistics jobs. Find your next role.

Warehouse, forklift, delivery and HGV driving jobs. Search the jobs here, then apply on the employer's own website.

Find your role

What each job involves, what employers look for, and the latest jobs.

Warehouse operativeReceiving, storing and sending out goods - the work that keeps stock moving. Picker packerGetting the right order into the right box, fast. Forklift driverMoving pallets safely around the warehouse and yard. Delivery driverGetting parcels and goods to people's doors on time. HGV driverDriving heavy goods vehicles between depots, sites and customers. Warehouse team leaderRunning a shift so the right orders go out on time.

How applying works

You apply on the employer's own website. Each job's Apply button takes you to the employer's application page, so the employer decides what to ask for - including whether they want a CV. Some employers use BeCareers screening: if the employer you apply to does, you'll get a short screening conversation about the role, about five minutes, in your own language, so you can show what a CV can't. Either way, people at the employer make hiring decisions. What the employer sees and how decisions are made.

  • Search from your phone. GetMeHired works on any phone.
  • A fair chance to be heard. If the employer you apply to uses BeCareers screening, every applicant gets the same chance to be heard, not just the CVs a busy manager has time to read.
  • Find work that fits. Use the job type filter to narrow your search.

Logistics guides

Logistics licences and training explainedThere's no official forklift licence - employers must make sure operators are trained. Logistics worker rights: breaks, pay and agency workYou're entitled to rest breaks, the minimum wage and paid holiday - and agency workers get extra rights after 12 weeks.