Driving Change in Agriculture
Our local logistics and depot network are driving real change, while maintaining an industry leading standard of DOTIF (deliveries on time and in full). They do this by working collaboratively to succeed for our customers, employing a combination of high level professionalism, efficiency and outperformance.
If a career with the leading logistics team in UK agriculture interests you, please review the current vacancies or send us your CV.
Different roles within Agrii Logistics.
There are a variety of career options available in our logistics and distribution team. Here's a quick look at just some of those roles.
Multi-Drop Driver – Class 2
The job duties include professionally driving Agrii company vehicles, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements, and delivering product to customers with a high level of customer service.
Logistics Support
The role will provide administrative support to the depot, ensure efficient and effective customer service, and deliver a first-class distribution and warehousing service.
Transport Manager
The role will manage the depot's distribution service, ensure efficient and effective customer service, and maximise efficiencies.
Depot Manager
The role will manage the depot's administrative functions, ensure efficient and effective customer service, and manage a first-class distribution and warehousing service.
What it takes to succeed. Useful qualifications and skill sets
While these will vary across different roles, examples are included in the list below;
- Good customer service skills
- Full and clean driving licence
- Good interpersonal skills
- A high standard of personal appearance
- Flexibility in approach to work
- Can follow procedures
- Good communicator
- Close attention to detail
- CPC/Digital Tachograph card
- FLT licence
Current Logistics Vacancies.
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