Williams Shipping
WAREHOUSE APPRENTICE

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Warehouse Apprentice
Competitive
Southampton
Full time apprenticeship
Posted: 30 Jun
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Williams Shipping has been operating since 1894 and are marine specialists. Our lubricants team has many years’ experience in marine engineering and provide expert advice and assistance in selecting the right lubricants for our customers. We employ fully trained dedicated drivers who have been delivering bulk marine lubricant deliveries in the UK and Ireland ports for over 30 years. We offer industry leading service and technical assistance with the ability to supply lubricants to vessels around the UK and Europe.
The company, a family run marine & logistics business founded in 1894, is growing rapidly, and is looking for a friendly and enthusiastic Warehouse Apprentice who will be an integral part of the team. This is an exciting opportunity to start your career & join a leading supplier of marine lubricants.
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What You Will Learn
- Order picking, stock replenishing, stock taking, and general warehouse duties
- Over time, you will learn to operate counterbalance forklifts, and other warehouse equipment
What We Are Looking For
- A candidate who is mechanically minded, with an interest in warehousing and logistics
- Ability to work accurately from pick lists – a good level of numeracy and literacy is essential
- Basic computer skills
- Good communication skills


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Salary / Package
- Salary in accordance with Government apprenticeship scheme guidelines
- Full time (40 hours per week)
- Immediate start
- 22 days holiday + bank holidays
- You’ll be based out of our head office location in Millbrook, Southampton, which has great road links as well as free onsite parking, bike racks and canteen.
To Apply
Please send a copy of your CV, along with a cover letter/email explaining why you are suitable for this role to careers@williams-shipping.co.uk
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