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Factory Operative / FLT Driver
Location: Slough
Contract: Temporary to Permanent
Shift Pattern: 3 on / 3 off (Days & Nights)
Overview
We are currently recruiting for a Factory Operative / FLT Driver to join a well-established warehouse and global fulfilment business. The role involves operating specialist equipment to efficiently move, locate, relocate, and stack pallets, products, and materials, while also supporting stock control processes.
Key Responsibilities
- Ensure all inbound and outbound shipments are accurate and free from damage or contamination
- Prepare products for dispatch, ensuring correct quantities and product types are loaded
- Load and unload goods safely and efficiently
- Maintain smooth movement of products, materials, and equipment within the facility
- Operate forklift trucks and other handling equipment in line with safety standards
- Use RF (radio frequency) scanning equipment for picking, receiving, and loading
- Follow instructions from the Factory Team Leader or Supervisor
- Comply with all warehouse hygiene and safety regulations
- Move inbound goods to appropriate storage or holding areas
- Assist with stock checks and inventory control
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- Valid Counterbalance Forklift Licence (Reach licence preferred but not essential)
- Previous warehouse or factory experience
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety
- Ability to work effectively as part of a team
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