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About the Role
An incredible opportunity has become available to join the UK's largest drinks distributor, LWC Drinks. While completing a Level 2 Supply Chain Warehouse apprenticeship, you will work as part of a team ensuring the smooth efficient running of the warehouse.
What you'll do at work
- To pick and check orders
- To work efficiently and effectively as part of a team
- To keep the work area clean and tidy
- To maintain high levels of health and safety standards
- To achieve the targets and job standards set out by the Warehouse Manager
- To be communicative between management and the rest of the depot staff
- Duties involve regular repetitive light, medium and heavy lifting
- Good standard of numeracy as well as attention to detail when picking and checking products
- To deal with all customer contact effectively and courteously, in line with LWC Drinks' policies and procedures
- To load and unload company vehicles as well as assist with depot deliveries
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Supply chain warehouse operative (level 2)
Hours
Shifts to be confirmed - Tuesday to Saturday or Sunday to Thursday (this would be a set shift and not change). Hours 6am - 2pm 30-minutes lunch. 37 hours 30 minutes a week
Start date
Monday 28 September 2026
Duration
1 year
Positions available
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