English warehouse CV example

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English warehouse CV example for jobs in the Netherlands

See how to show warehouse systems, safe equipment use, shift availability, and defensible outcomes. Open the filled example or start with your own CV.

For: warehouse employees, order pickers, and logistics workers applying to Dutch distribution and fulfilment operations

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Use the structure, not the identity

What to copy

Copy the order of sections, the action-led bullet pattern, and the way tools, context, quality, and outcomes are made easy to scan.

What not to copy

Do not copy this name, employers, dates, certificates, language levels, responsibilities, or fictional metrics. Replace every claim with evidence from your own work.

Bullet formula: action + system/equipment + scale or quality + result. If a part is not supported, leave it out or label it for confirmation.

What warehouse hiring teams scan first

A strong warehouse CV should prove that you can work safely, follow procedures, use warehouse systems, and keep productivity and accuracy stable.

Warehouse flows: inbound, outbound, order picking, returns, cross-dock, inventory checks, or loading.
Equipment and certificates: forklift, reach truck, EPT, VCA, BHV, scanner, voice picking, or WMS.
Productivity proof: order lines per hour, pick accuracy, pallets per shift, stock-difference reduction.
Availability: 2-shift, 3-shift, evening, night, weekend, cold storage, or physical work.
Language fit: Dutch and English level for instructions, safety briefings, and team communication.

Evidence map

How to make each bullet credible

Use this as a checking method: every client-facing claim should be traceable to a real CV detail. This fictional example is not proof about a real candidate.

Pick-rate claim

supported

Evidence: 145 order lines per hour is stated in the fictional SouthLine Fulfilment bullet.

Source: Experience · SouthLine Fulfilment

Equipment claim

supported

Evidence: Reach truck and EPT use is named in the current-role bullet.

Source: Experience · SouthLine Fulfilment

Certificate claim

supported

Evidence: The fictional courses section names reach-truck, forklift, and VCA certificates with years.

Source: Courses / certificates

Shift claim

partial

Evidence: The summary and previous role mention 2- and 3-shift work; confirm current availability separately.

Source: Summary + experience

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Example profile summary

Target: warehouse and logistics roles, Netherlands

Reliable warehouse and logistics employee with 5 years of experience in order picking, inbound, outbound, inventory checks, loading and unloading, WMS registration, hand scanners, EPT, and reach truck work. Known for safe working habits, high pick accuracy, and steady performance in 2- and 3-shift operations.

Experience bullets that show warehouse reliability

Warehouse Employee / Order Picker

SouthLine Fulfilment (fictional), Waalwijk

Aug 2022 - Present

  • Picked an average of 145 order lines per hour with 99.4% accuracy using hand scanners and WMS location checks.
  • Operated reach truck and EPT for pallet movement, pick-location replenishment, urgent orders, and outbound staging.
  • Registered stock corrections, damaged goods, and returns in SAP EWM according to warehouse procedures.
  • Trained new colleagues on pick routes, scanner use, safety rules, and reporting location or stock errors.

Skills example

Order pickingWMSSAP EWMHand scannerReach truckEPTInventory checksShift work

Language and local fit

Use English when the vacancy or employer works internationally, but keep Dutch-market details clear: location, language level, certificates, systems, and work-route details where relevant.

No defensible number? Keep the claim useful.

If you cannot verify a pick rate or accuracy figure, write the process and result without inventing a number: for example, “Maintained accurate order picking through scanner checks and location verification.”

Netherlands context

For a Netherlands application, make location, Dutch/English level, certificates, shift availability, and work-authorisation questions easy to find. The example gives structure; an employer must confirm the role and any permit requirements.

English / Dutch vocabulary

Order picker · Orderpicker

Use the English title for an English vacancy and keep the Dutch term when it helps local search.

Reach truck · Reachtruck

Name the exact equipment and certificate only when you have used or earned it.

Warehouse management system (WMS) · Warehousemanagementsysteem

Add the actual system, such as SAP EWM, only when it appears in your experience.

Shift availability · Beschikbaarheid voor ploegendienst

State day, evening, night, or weekend availability as a current fact to confirm.

Mistakes that weaken a warehouse CV

Only listing tasks without systems, certificates, or shift availability.
Forgetting safety, accuracy, or productivity evidence.
Using vague physical work claims instead of concrete warehouse flows.
Leaving out WMS, scanner, forklift, reach truck, EPT, or VCA details.
Not showing whether you can work evenings, nights, weekends, or rotating shifts.

Build from this logistics example

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FAQ

What should a warehouse CV show first?

Show your warehouse tasks, systems, certificates, shift availability, safety record, and measurable productivity such as pick rate, accuracy, pallets, or order lines.

Should I mention forklift or reach truck certificates?

Yes. Mention the certificate type and year. Employers often scan for forklift, reach truck, EPT, VCA, BHV, and availability for shifts.

Can I use this CV for logistics roles in English?

Yes, especially for international warehouses and distribution centres. Keep Dutch language level visible if the workplace uses Dutch instructions or safety briefings.

What if I am new to warehouse work?

Lead with transferable evidence such as safe manual handling, stock work, retail or production routines, reliability, and any relevant training. Never add equipment or productivity claims you cannot support.

Sources checked

Last reviewed on 29 August 2026. These sources support the page guidance; the CV itself is fictional and should be adapted before use.