Date:

November 15, 2022

Categories:

Company,

We continue to grow!Two new trainees and one intern

Jan Klötzing and Laura Weber are now trainees at BOXLAB Services, Diana Wewers strengthens our team for the next six months as part of her retraining as an industrial clerk.

 

During the time of their apprenticeship as industrial clerk Jan and Laura will pass through all areas and support us with new impulses in the continuous improvement of BOXLAB Services. Diana will, in addition to her retraining, also pass through all areas of our company in the coming months.

All three have already gained different professional experiences and now dare to take the step into a new direction together with us.

Laura Weber

Apprenticeship as industrial clerk

+49 621 5820 6965

laura@boxlab-services.com

Don´t find fault. Find a remedy.

Jan Klötzing

Apprenticeship as industrial clerk

+49 621 5820 6965

jan@boxlab-services.com

Accept or change.

Diana Wewers

Intern

+49 621 5820 6965

info@boxlab-services.com

Life is a journey, not a destination.

Together we want to optimize our processes and workflows, for this there were already several projects in the first weeks, whose elaboration provides us with new approaches.

 

We have other interesting job offers. If you would like to become a part of our team, please visit our homepage at any time.

We are looking forward to your applications!

Employee Operations & Customer Service (m/f/d)

Sales Manager / Field Service (m/f/d)

Apprenticeship as industrial clerk 2023 (m/f/d)

Umbrella term dangerous goods

In the field of transport and logistics, dangerous goods are substances, preparations and objects that contain ingredients which, due to their nature or properties - whether physical or chemical - or their condition during transport, may pose certain risks to public safety or order, in particular to the general public, important public goods, human life and health, animals and property, and which are to be classified as dangerous goods by law.

Placards in large print

Placards are square, diamond-shaped stickers for transporting dangerous goods and are attached standing on their tips. The colour and number of the hazard label usually indicates the class of dangerous goods. Placards are used to mark dangerous goods on trucks. For example, the colour and the pictogram provide rescue workers with information at first glance about the expected dangers at the accident site. Placards are subject to strict legal requirements that must be strictly adhered to when printing and affixing them.

About BOXLAB Services

We are a start-up spun off from BASF and deal with the optimisation of labels and packaging processes - especially in the area of hazardous goods. Our customer base now includes over 50 warehouses in five countries. Within three months we have developed, tested and successfully launched our entire operational business and the first service offering. For the future, we are now planning to expand these services so that the customer can be provided with a fully comprehensive solution around labelled packaging.