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Latest job vacancies in Marsa
Marsa is one of Malta's working districts, built around warehouses, distribution depots, workshops and the harbour. The vacancies below are jobs based in Marsa itself, not general Malta listings shown under a Marsa heading. Most are full-time, and most come from distribution and logistics companies with warehouses in the area, such as Alf Mizzi & Sons and Burmarrad Group.
Why work in Marsa
Marsa sits at the centre of the island's road network, next to the Grand Harbour. That is why so much of Malta's warehousing, freight and vehicle trade is based here. For a jobseeker that means two things. The work is hands-on and operational rather than office-bound, and the commute is short from Hamrun, Qormi, Paola and Valletta. Marsa is also a junction for several main bus routes.
Where you'll work
Employers currently hiring in Marsa:
- Distribution and wholesale: Alf Mizzi & Sons, Attard & Co Food, Food Chain
- Automotive and plant: Burmarrad Group
- Shipping and freight: Palm Shipping Agency, Salvo Grima Group
- Energy and services: Zeta Energy, Evolve
Typical roles
Real titles from the current list:
- Warehouse Operator, Shelf Stacker, Vehicle Assembler
- Warehouse and Delivery Driver
- Freight Operations Clerk
- Accounts Clerk, Credit Controller, Purchasing Officer
- Sales Administrator, Customer Care Representative
Stand out when you apply
Most Marsa roles are filled quickly and locally, so speed matters more than a polished CV. Say where you live and how you would get to Marsa, because employers here ask about it early. If you hold a driving licence or a forklift licence, put it near the top, as several of these vacancies depend on one or the other. For warehouse work, state the shifts you can cover.
New to working in Malta?
Many Marsa employers hire people at the start of their working life, and several of these listings are trainee or entry-level roles. Everyday English is enough for most of them, and Maltese helps in customer-facing work. EU and EEA citizens do not need a work permit. Everyone else needs one tied to a specific employer, so see identita.gov.mt.