Scanner work in a car parts warehouse, Zakroczym
Order picking with a scanner, sorting and moving goods with a hand pallet truck. No experience required. Open to women, men and couples.
Looking for a warehouse job in the Masovian Voivodeship (Mazowieckie)? HR Work recruits for warehouses near Warsaw. We hire people with and without experience, and we provide accommodation, transport to work and support from a coordinator.
The Masovian Voivodeship has many logistics and distribution centres. Most of them sit along the main roads leading out of Warsaw, for example near Grodzisk Mazowiecki, Błonie, Pruszków, Ożarów Mazowiecki and Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki. That makes warehouse jobs near Warsaw one of the most reliable ways to start earning quickly in Poland.
Below you will find the jobs we are currently recruiting for. The hourly rate, shift times and full conditions are listed in each job description.
Order picking with a scanner, sorting and moving goods with a hand pallet truck. No experience required. Open to women, men and couples.
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Warehouse work is mainly about receiving, storing and dispatching goods. You will most often work in one of these roles:
Most warehouses work in shifts. In our jobs near Warsaw a shift usually lasts 8–10 hours and can be longer in peak season. On your first day you get health and safety training (BHP) and learn how to use the scanner. The scanner is easy to use, and most people learn it within a few days.
Want to know more before you apply? Read our guide Warehouse jobs in Poland: what foreigners should know before applying.
Many warehouses are located outside the city limits, so it is worth looking at towns around Warsaw too. The commute from the city centre can be long. With our jobs, however, we provide transport and accommodation close to work. You do not need a car or have to look for a room on your own.
Browse our current jobs and check the location, hours and pay.
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Your recruiter confirms the start date, accommodation, transport and the documents you need.
You arrive, complete your training and start your first shift.
It depends on the role. Warehouse work keeps you moving for the whole shift: you walk between racks, bend down and carry goods. When picking small car parts, the loads are usually light, but the pace can be fast. The first week is the hardest, then your body gets used to the effort. Comfortable shoes and regular breaks help a lot.
No. Most roles do not require experience. The employer provides training, and your coordinator helps you during the first days. All you need is good organisation and a readiness to work under time pressure.
Yes. For our jobs in the Masovian Voivodeship we provide accommodation close to work and transport. You will find the details in the job description and during your call with the recruiter.
Yes. Many of our jobs are open to couples. We try to make sure partners work in the same place and live together.
Pay depends on the role, the number of hours and performance bonuses. Each job lists the current gross hourly rate. Read more about pay in our article How much does a warehouse worker earn in Poland.
Yes, if they have the right to work legally in Poland. We help you prepare documents such as a visa, a residence card or a work permit.
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