Pro-Found Recruitment Solutions Ltd
Goods In/Warehouse Operative

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Goods In/Warehouse Operative
Pro-Found Recruitment Solutions are looking to recruit a Goods In/Warehouse Operative for our client based in Normanton, WF6.
Benefits
- Fixed Day Shift: Monday to Thursday 8:00am – 4:30pm & Friday 8:00am – 3:30pm
- 39 hours per week
- Paid weekly
- Pay Rate: £13.83 per hour
- Contract: Temporary ongoing
- Location: Normanton, WF6
- Start Date: ASAP
Duties
- Working within the Goods In department, receiving and checking incoming deliveries
- Checking goods against delivery paperwork and ensuring items are recorded accurately
- Computer-based administration, including updating stock records and processing warehouse information
- Picking large and heavy items ready for dispatch
- Packing and securely taping items ready for dispatch
- Handling large wooden items, cabinets and white goods
- Loading and unloading goods safely
- Checking items for accuracy and condition
- Following instructions and warehouse procedures
- Meeting daily production and warehouse targets
- Maintaining a clean and organised working environment
- Working independently and as part of a team
- Carrying out regular manual handling throughout the working day
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Criteria
- Previous warehouse experience is preferred but not essential
- Previous Goods In or computer-based warehouse experience would be advantageous
- Comfortable using a computer and learning new warehouse systems
- Hard-working, reliable and punctual
- Excellent communication skills
- Strong attention to detail and accuracy
- Ability to follow instructions and work to set procedures
- Good work ethic and willingness to learn new skills
- Able to work effectively both independently and as part of a team
- Physically capable of carrying out regular manual handling duties


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Please note: This is a physically demanding warehouse role which involves regular manual handling of large and heavy items. Candidates must also be comfortable carrying out some computer-based administration as part of their daily duties.
Pro-Found Recruitment Solutions Ltd are an employment business and equal opportunities employer.
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