Sainsbury's
Warehouse Colleague Trainer

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We believe in providing meaningful work and achieving a real work/life balance. Here, you'll find both. Our Supply Chain team is the engine room for getting thousands of products from farms and factories to our millions of customers every day. We leverage insight and data to anticipate customer needs, ensuring they get what they want, when they need it. You'll be part of a team that is data-driven and judgement-focused, always the first to identify and address any issues or ambiguities. A culture of collaboration, customer obsession, and continuous improvement drives us to deliver market-leading product availability and operational excellence, and fuels our innovation. Our Supply Chain team calls for people who champion change, are customer-obsessed, data-driven, and excel at collaborating and communicating effectively - because those people can go a very long way.
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Being a warehouse colleague at Sainsbury’s is not just about experience but personality. As a Trainer you’ll remain an active and integral part of the team, helping shape the next generation of warehouse colleague, rolling out onsite training for each department and warehouse function from Loading and FLT to accurately picking products. Ensuring colleagues are trained to adhere to site policies and RTITB standards.
It’s a role that calls for plenty of patience, experience of being a warehouse colleague, a real interest in helping people and have RTITB certification. We will train the trainer to ensure you have the confidence to execute your new responsibilities with confidence and of course we’ll pay you extra for it.


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You will be expected to work flexibly and adapt to operational demands, which can be discussed at interview. In addition to your extra pay as a Trainer, you’ll enjoy the great benefits you’ve come to expect – including paid holiday, a colleague discount card after 4 weeks that gives you and a second user 10% on most items in Sainsbury’s, Argos and Habitat. Throughout the year we regularly increase discount at Sainsbury’s to 15% as an additional benefit and food and hot drinks is provided in colleague areas in all our Depots. And if continuing to build a career is what you’re interested in, that door’s open too.
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