In 1990, Jo Van Moer and his wife Anne Verstraeten founded their own transport company. In 1993, Jo expanded with a small warehouse in Melsele, followed by a second warehouse in Temse in 1997. Two years later, they opened their first warehouse in the Port of Antwerp. Through organic growth and acquisitions, Van Moer Logistics began specializing in bulk and tank container handling, expanding its intermodal operations.
Today, Van Moer Logistics operates 500 trucks, 2,000 trailers, 8 inland container terminals, 10 barges, and 800,000 m² of warehouse space. With 2,200 employees at 40 locations, the company has grown into an integrated logistics service provider, a total partner for transport and logistics.
Acting as a one-stop-shop director of a multimodal logistics chain, Van Moer Logistics delivers added value and fully relieves customers of supply chain complexities.
The company strives to balance economic, ecological, and social interests. With a flat organizational structure and a strong focus on family values, it remains agile and innovative.
Van Moer Logistics offers 7 integrated services that seamlessly work together for "The Perfect Flow." Open communication helps identify needs and inefficiencies, enabling customized solutions that optimize the supply chain:
- Multimodal Transport: Expertise in road, water, and rail transport with tailored service levels. - Storage: Warehouses for diverse storage needs, ensuring efficient and secure handling. - Port & Inland Terminal Logistics: Full logistics solutions, streamlining the supply chain. - Depot & Container Logistics: One-stop-shop for all container services. - Value-added Logistics: Customized solutions tailored to specific requirements. - Forwarding: Premium services for seamless global transport. - On-site Logistics: On-site solutions to enhance operations at your location.
Van Moer Logistics listens to your needs and delivers tailored solutions to simplify and optimize your processes.
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Pros: I appreciate the job security Van Moer Logistics provides, especially in the current economic climate. The company is well-established in the freight and transport sector, and there's a real sense of stability. Teamwork is generally strong on the warehouse floor, and most colleagues are helpful and willing to pitch in. There are opportunities to learn about different aspects of supply chain management if you show initiative.
Cons: While there's stability, the pace can sometimes feel overwhelming, leading to stress during peak times. Communication between different departments could be more streamlined. Sometimes, changes are implemented without much prior notice, which can be disruptive. Improving feedback loops would be beneficial for everyone.
Advice to Management: Consider more consistent communication regarding operational changes and actively seek input from front-line staff. Investing in cross-departmental training could also boost efficiency and morale.
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Pros: I appreciate the job security and the stable work environment. Van Moer Logistics is a reputable player in the Belgian logistics sector, and it feels good to be part of a large operation. The team I work with is generally supportive, and there's a sense of camaraderie, especially during busy periods. Opportunities to learn about different facets of transport and warehousing are plentiful.
Cons: While management is generally approachable, sometimes communication regarding changes in procedures or strategic direction can be a bit slow or unclear, leading to minor confusion. More proactive updates would be beneficial. Also, the pay, while decent, doesn't always feel commensurate with the increasing responsibilities in this fast-paced industry.
Advice to Management: Improve transparency on company-wide updates and streamline communication channels to ensure everyone is aligned on operational goals and changes. Consider more frequent feedback sessions.
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Pros: The core duties as a logistics coordinator here are well-defined, and I've appreciated the exposure to different types of cargo and international shipments. The team is generally helpful, and there's a sense of shared purpose in keeping the supply chain moving efficiently. For someone looking to get a strong grounding in the operational side of logistics, this is a good place to start, especially within the Belgian and wider European market.
Cons: While there are opportunities to learn, formal career progression can feel a bit slow. Moving into more senior roles or specialized departments sometimes requires a lot of patience or external moves. The day-to-day can also be quite demanding, especially during peak periods, which impacts work-life balance if not managed carefully by management.
Advice to Management: Consider creating more structured pathways for internal talent development and clearer promotion criteria to boost morale and retention for ambitious employees within operations.
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What is it like working as a dispatcher at Van Moer Logistics in the greater Chicago area?
As a dispatcher at Van Moer Logistics, I've found the role in Chicago to be dynamic, supporting a large fleet. The logistics industry here is fast-paced, and the company's size offers good growth opportunities.
What is the career path like for category managers at Van Moer Logistics in the Chicago area?
I started in an entry-level role and with the company's growth, I've seen opportunities open up for category management. Van Moer Logistics supports internal growth, and I've been able to develop my skills here.
What's it like working in category management at Van Moer Logistics, a large logistics company in the US?
In category management at Van Moer Logistics, I get to collaborate with diverse teams across our extensive US operations. It’s rewarding to contribute to strategic sourcing and supplier relations within the dynamic 3PL industry.
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