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Customer Service Representative/Warehouse Administrator

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TRADE COUNTER / CUSTOMER SERVICE WORKER
$37.50/hr + Penalties
Monday to Friday role
Canberra ACT
About Our Client
Our well-established Canberra-based client operates within the technical wholesale supply sector, supporting trade and commercial customers through a combination of warehouse operations, inventory management, and customer service. Staff are responsible for maintaining stock accuracy, supporting customer enquiries, and ensuring products are available when required.
What You Will Be Doing
- Assist with stock control and inventory management
- Support warehouse operations including picking and packing
- Help customers find the right products and solutions (training provided)
- Use internal systems to process orders and enquiries (training provided)
- Deliver great counter service and support trade customers
- Build strong relationships with local tradies and technicians
- Operate a forklift (will consider training and support for right candidate)
- Maintain a safe, clean, and organised workspace
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What You Will Need
- Experience in warehousing is preferable
- A forklift licence, or willingness to obtain one
- Confidence communicating with customers and teammates
- A genuine passion for helping customers
- Customer service or retail experience (trade or technical environments highly regarded)
- Strong relationship-building skills
- A practical mindset and willingness to learn new technical skills
- A strong commitment to safety and teamwork
Whats in it for you?
- $37.50 per hour + penalties
- Monday to Friday employment
- Super Paid on all base hours


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Beth Ryan
0407 097 271
Beth.Ryan@workpac.com
7336J20262611
About WorkPac
WorkPac is one of the largest workforce solutions businesses in Australia, backed by over 25 years of proven success. We offer tailored, end-to-end solutions in recruitment, skills and career development across diverse sectors, including Mining, Construction, Industrial, Engineering, Healthcare, Social Care and more.
Equal Employment Opportunity
At WorkPac, we foster a work environment where everyone feels welcome and valued. As an Equal Employment Opportunity employer, we welcome applicants from all backgrounds and embrace diversity in race, gender, age, religion, culture, and ability.
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