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Driver/Labourer
We are looking for a Driver/Labourer to join the Workshop team, based in Aberdeen.
The Driver/Labourer will support the workshop and warehouse operations by packing, delivering, and collecting materials to meet ICR business and customer requirements. The role provides hands-on assistance across workshop and warehouse activities, including loading and unloading goods using a forklift, and general labouring duties. Working as part of the Aberdeen warehouse team, the postholder will help ensure assignments are completed safely, efficiently, and to the required standards.
This role comes with the opportunity to develop further skills, in supporting technicians, where required, in carrying out maintenance and testing of equipment.
This role will report to the Warehouse Lead.
Main Tasks:
- Driving company vans when required for deliveries and collections
- General labouring duties, including but not limited to loading and offloading equipment and deliveries
- Assisting technicians as and when required, to carry out maintenance and testing of ICR equipment, pressure testing, function testing and certify equipment for mobilisation (training will be provided for this)
- Assist with QA/QC activities on all kit arriving from 3rd party manufacturers
- Assist with inventory to ensure the maximum/minimum levels are continuously maintained. This includes, counting stock, stocking products appropriately and decanting products, alongside the use of SAP where necessary (training will be provided for use of SAP)
- Manual handling tasks
- Forklift driving
- Vehicle checks and cleanliness
- Assisting in workshop / warehouse as and when required
- Assisting with ensuring the workshop is kept clean and tidy
- Undertake training for safety roles if required such as, Fire Warden and First Aid
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Key Interactions:
- Warehouse Lead
- Logistics Coordinator
- Lead Workshop Technician
- Operations Team
Required Qualifications:
- Experience in a similar role
- Experience in the Oil & Gas Industry or specifically within Integrity & Maintenance would be beneficial
- UK Driving Licence
- Forklift experience desirable, preferably a P1 Forklift Licence (not essential)
- Willingness to learn and desire to do well
- Team player
- Ability to interact with people at all levels of the organisation and external parties
- Ability to problem-solve
- Comfortable with multi-tasking and working to tight deadlines
- Competency and skill using Microsoft Office packages, such as Excel, Word and PowerPoint
How to Apply:
If you are interested in applying for the role, please send your CV and a covering letter to recruitment@icr-world.com.
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