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About The Role
The Packaging Coordinator position in Solihull involves overseeing packaging workflows and maintaining precise records. This full-time, ongoing role offers £13.50 to £14.00 per hour, with hybrid working—four days remotely and one day on-site. Day-shift hours will be confirmed during interview. You will manage data integrity, coordinate processes, and support continuity with a view toward permanent placement. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, particularly VLOOKUPs and pivot tables, is essential. Strong organisational skills and attention to detail are required for this Solihull-based vacancy. Interviews are mandatory before starting. This position suits a methodical individual who thrives on structured tasks and seeks stable, long-term employment.
Packaging Coordinator – Solihull
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We are currently recruiting for a Packaging Coordinator to join a well-established team based in Solihull. This is an excellent opportunity for an organised and detail-focused individual seeking ongoing work with the potential to secure a permanent position.
You must have practical experience with Microsoft Excel (including VLOOKUPs and pivot tables) for this role.
Pay Rate
£13.50 – £14.00 per hour (depending on skills/experience)
Working Hours
- Day shift (hours to be discussed at interview)
Location
- Hybrid role – 4 days working from home, 1 day on-site in Solihull
Contract Type
- Ongoing work with the potential to become permanent
Interview required prior to start
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate packaging processes and ensure accuracy of data
- Maintain and update relevant documentation
- Support administrative and operational tasks
- Work closely with internal teams to meet deadlines and KPIs
- Site work will be in a warehouse environment.


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Required Skills and Experience
- Strong MS Excel skills, including VLOOKUPs and Pivot Tables (essential)
- Previous office or administrative experience
- Excellent attention to detail
- Strong organisational skills
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment
- Confident communication skills
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