Warehouse Operative 3 positions available

Location: Fordingbridge

Salary: £24,784.50 - £26,000 pa depending on experience + comany performance bonus paid 1/4

Hours: 8.00am-16.30pm Monday to Friday, including 1 hour for lunch

Benefits for the Warehouse Operative:

  • 22 days holiday pa + bank holidays
  • Free parking
  • Uniform provided
  • Pension
  • Full training provided
Working with our Client who is a well-established global distributor, we are now looking for a Warehouse Operative to work within their packing department on a permanent, full-time basis.

TO BE A CONSIDERATION FOR THIS ROLE, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DRIVE AND HAVE YOUR OWN TRANSPORT OR LIVE LOCALLY.

Requirements of the WarehouseOperative:

  • Be able to work the hours stated.
  • Be physically fit a lot of manual handling, standing for a long period of time and walking involved.
  • Have excellent timekeeping and be reliable.
  • Be computer literate.
  • Be able to multitask.
  • Be numerate.
  • Have excellent communication skills.
  • Have excellent attention to detail.
  • Be flexible to suit the business needs.
  • Be a strong team player.
  • Be highly organised with the ability to meet deadlines when under pressure.
Responsibilities of the WarehouseOperative:
  • Picking of stock with a high level of accuracy
  • Inspection of customer orders to ensure Right first time.
  • Packing of customer orders to strict cut off times
  • Releasing of orders to couriers
  • Undertake cycle counts and stock takes as required.
  • Maintain the safe handling, storage, and identification of goods in accordance with relevant procedures.
  • Follow standard work instructions and maintain company procedures and follow all HS&E regulations.
  • Any other Stores duties as requested by the Supervisor/line Manager.

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