Wynnstay Group PLC
Warehouse Assistant - Pontesbury

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Wynnstay Group is seeking a motivated and experienced Agricultural Warehouse Assistant at our busy Pontesbury store, ensuring efficient operations and exceptional service for our valued farmer customers.
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This is a fantastic opportunity to take the helm of a well-established and respected store at the heart of a rural community. If you bring a passion for agriculture, strong leadership skills, and a proven background in retail management, you'll play a key role in driving performance during an exciting period of growth and transformation for Wynnstay.
Responsibilities
- Picking orders, recording and checking stock, collating paperwork, yard picking
- Loading customers' orders directly into their vehicles and preparing orders to be delivered directly to farms
- Dealing with customers face to face in a professional manner
- Placing all incoming goods in an organised and efficient manner, and identifying stock anomalies and taking appropriate action
- Storing chemicals and hazardous goods in the correct manner
- Operating a forklift truck whilst adhering to requisite Health and Safety standards
- Participating in any duties in the interests of Health & Safety, including COSHH compliance, Spillage clean-up, and safe manual handling.
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- Ability to undertake a physically demanding, manual-handling role
- Willingness to operate a forklift safely and complete training if not already licensed
- Self-motivated, reliable and able to work independently
- Good customer service and communication skills


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Desirable
- Current Counterbalance Forklift Licence or similar qualification
- Previous agricultural knowledge or experience
- Experience working in a warehouse, yard or distribution environment
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)
- 4% employer pension contribution
- Life Assurance after probation period
- 25 days' annual leave plus UK bank holidays
- Wynnstay Colleague Discount programme
- Company Profit Related Performance Bonus
- Opportunity to join a supportive, values-led organisation with a turnover of over £583 million and over 900 colleagues nationwide
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