PROTO (GB) LTD
Part-Time Warehouse & Packing Operative

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Company Description
PROTO (GB) LTD trades as PROTO The Bike Shop, a UK-based retailer specializing in motorcycle clothing and accessories. The company supplies riders with quality jackets, trousers, helmets, boots, gloves, protection, and general riding gear. PROTO offers leading motorcycle brands alongside its own RKSports range, giving customers a wide choice of products for different riding styles and budgets. Items are available through the company’s website and major online marketplaces, supporting a strong and growing online presence. Team members join a business focused on practical, rider-oriented products and efficient customer service.
Role Description
This is a part-time Warehouse & Packing Operative role based on-site in Newcastle Upon Tyne. The operative will pick and pack customer orders accurately, ensuring items are checked, safely packaged, and prepared for dispatch according to company standards. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Receiving and unpacking deliveries
- Restocking shelves
- Organizing inventory
- Maintaining a clean, safe working environment


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The role also involves:
- Labeling parcels
- Updating order status in internal systems
- Collaborating with colleagues to meet daily dispatch deadlines
The position may require some lifting, working to targets, and supporting other warehouse tasks as needed.
Qualifications
- Ability to work accurately in order picking, packing, and checking items against order details.
- Basic computer skills for updating orders, printing labels, and using warehouse systems.
- Strong attention to detail and organizational skills for maintaining stock locations and order flow.
- Good communication and teamwork skills to coordinate with colleagues and follow instructions clearly.
- Capability to perform manual handling tasks, including lifting, moving boxes, and standing for extended periods.
- Previous warehouse, logistics, or retail fulfillment experience is beneficial but not essential.
- Reliable, punctual, and able to work part-time shifts on-site in Newcastle Upon Tyne.
- Interest in motorcycles or motorcycle gear is an advantage, with willingness to learn about product ranges.
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