Morrisons
Key Warehouse Operative - Days

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The Key Warehouse Operative
The Key Warehouse Operative will play a pivotal role in our high-volume grocery distribution centre, ensuring that perishable and non-perishable products are received, stored, and dispatched with maximum speed and accuracy. Working day shifts, you will support a culture of safety, quality, and continuous improvement, helping us keep shelves stocked for millions of customers across the region.
Responsibilities
- Receive and inspect inbound deliveries, confirming quantities and product integrity.
- Store items in designated locations following FIFO and temperature-control guidelines.
- Pick and pack orders for outbound distribution, meeting daily efficiency targets.
- Operate forklifts, pallet trucks, and conveyor systems safely and efficiently.
- Maintain accurate inventory records using the WMS (Warehouse Management System).
- Conduct regular cycle counts and assist with stock reconciliations.
- Identify and report any product damage, spoilage, or safety hazards.
- Support continuous improvement initiatives to boost throughput and reduce waste.
- Adhere to all health, safety, and food-handling regulations.
- Collaborate with team members and supervisors to achieve department KPIs.
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- GCSEs or equivalent, preferably in Maths or English.
- Previous experience in a food-handling or grocery warehouse environment.
- Valid forklift licence (or willingness to obtain one).
- Strong numeracy and attention to detail for accurate picking and stock control.
- Ability to work day shifts consistently, including occasional overtime.
- Good physical stamina – able to lift 25 kg regularly and stand for long periods.
- Basic computer literacy and experience with warehouse management systems.
- Commitment to health, safety, and hygiene standards.
- Team-oriented mindset with good communication skills.
- Reliability and punctuality with a focus on meeting efficiency targets.
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