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FLT DRIVER - FLEXI/BENDI (PIVOT STEER)

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FLT Driver - Flexi/Bendi (Pivot Steer)
Flexi/Bendi FLT Driver
Ready to get stuck into a busy warehouse role where no two days are the same? 🚛📦
📍 Location: Normanton
💷 Pay: £14.75 per hour basic
⏰ Hours: 08:00–16:00
We’re looking for an experienced Warehouse Operative with a FLT Pivot Steer licence (for Flexi/Bendi FLT trucks). As an FLT Driver you will join a busy operation in Normanton.
This is a hands-on role combining warehouse duties, manual handling, order picking, stock control and Bendi/Flexi FLT driving. You’ll need to be comfortable with physical work and confident working accurately in a fast-paced warehouse environment.
Benefits
- ✔️ Day shift – 08:00–16:00
- ✔️ Agency work
- ✔️ Varied warehouse and FLT duties
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Must Haves
- Valid, in-date Bendi/Flexi FLT licence (Pivot Steer licence)
- Previous warehouse and order-picking experience
- Proven putaway experience
- Stock control and packing list experience
- Experience using WMS tablets and RF scanners
- Experience operating powered pallet trucks (PPT)
- Physically fit and comfortable with demanding manual work
Key Responsibilities
As a Warehouse Operative / Bendi FLT Driver, you will:
- Destuff containers and manually handle goods
- Pick and prepare customer orders accurately
- Complete pallet putaway and stock movements
- Maintain accurate stock control records
- Prepare and check packing lists
- Use WMS tablets and RF scanners
- Operate Bendi/Flexi trucks and PPT equipment safely
- Follow warehouse safety procedures and instructions
- Keep the warehouse clean, tidy and organised


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Essential Qualifications / Skills
You’ll be reliable, punctual and a strong team player with a real focus on safety, accuracy and productivity.
Applicants must be available to work the full 08:00–16:00 shift in Normanton.
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10 Recruitment are delighted to be working on this vacancy for our client. However, we are looking to shortlist immediately, so please apply today to avoid missing this opportunity. You can contact us on 0333 038 32 10 or check out our website for other jobs we are currently working on.
Location: Normanton | Salary: £14.75 per hour | Job type: Contract | Posted: 03/09/2026
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