A CV that speaks the language of logistics & transport recruiters
Pre-filled warehouse, transport and WMS skills, productivity-oriented summaries and a personal @username link. Built for warehouse, transport and supply chain profiles.
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Pre-filled skills, not empty boxes
Click to add them to your CV. A complete job dictionary, ready to use.
Warehouse operations
- Receiving and control
- Order picking
- Packing and palletizing
- Cycle counting
- Slotting management
- Cross-docking
Transport & fleet
- Fleet management
- Freight brokerage
- Route optimisation
- Driver monitoring
- Tachograph
- Customs documents
Tools & systems
- WMS (SAP EWM, Reflex, HighJump)
- Scanning and labelling (barcodes)
- EDI
- Advanced Excel
- ERP (SAP, Sage)
Management & coaching
- Team supervision
- Shift planning
- Operator training
- Annual reviews
- Conflict management
Quality & safety
- Continuous improvement
- Lean / 5S
- Claims rate
- Stockout reduction
- Warehouse safety (forklifts, traffic plan)
Why a logistics CV is not “just a CV”
Pre-filled warehouse skills
Receiving, order picking, cycle counts, cross-docking, tachograph… The sector’s know-how is ready to tick.
Numbers recruiters expect
8,000 parcels/day, productivity +18%, disputes divided by 3: the AI phrases your achievements with logistics KPIs.
Leadership highlighted
Team size, shift count, operator training: your responsibilities are showcased exactly where recruiters look.
Summaries per seniority
Operator, team leader or warehouse manager: summary templates written to sector standards, adjustable in one click.
Summaries written to industry standards
« Rigorous logistics operator trained in order picking and scanning, joining a distribution centre to support on-time, accurate shipping under safe working practices. »
« Logistics graduate looking to apply WMS and inventory knowledge in a fast-moving warehouse, with a genuine taste for shop-floor work and teamwork. »
« Warehouse manager with 12 years of experience: 35-strong team across 3 shifts, productivity +18% in 2 years, claims rate divided by 3. WMS, planning and continuous improvement specialist. »
« Performance-driven transport team leader: routes optimised (−12% kilometres), daily driver follow-up and claims resolved within 48 hours. Skilled with tachograph rules and compliance. »
In the editor, the AI writes a personalized summary using the sector’s vocabulary — one click.
Frequently asked questions
Which skills should a logistics CV include?
The operations you master (receiving, picking, cycle counts, cross-docking), the tools (WMS, scanning, EDI) and transport where relevant (fleet, routes, tachograph). Add your numbers: parcels/day, productivity, claims rate, inventory accuracy.
How do I present my team size?
Straight in the job title or first line: “Led a 35-operator team across 3 shifts”. Logistics recruiters spot supervision levels immediately.
Should I mention forklift certificates?
Yes: forklift licences (CACES 1–5), electrical clearance, ADR… They are knockout prerequisites in many job ads. List them with category and validity date.
Which CV template for logistics?
A clear, structured one with visible numbers. “Modern” or “Impact” work very well for management roles; “Compact” for shop-floor positions.
How do I show productivity results?
Before/after style: “productivity improved 18% in 2 years”, “claims rate cut from 6% to 2%”, “cycle counts at 99.8% accuracy”. The AI assistant phrases your wins with these KPIs automatically.
Is the free plan enough?
Yes to start: 1 online CV, 3 templates, 10 AI generations per month and your personal link. No credit card. The Silver plan (€3.99/month) unlocks 3 CVs, 7 pro templates and 30 AI generations.