Russell Taylor Group
Warehouse FLT driver, weekends

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Warehouse FLT driver, weekends
Deeside Ind Estate
Permanent
Salary: £17.17 per hour (£21,438.14 per annum), good chance of overtime available in the week
Hours:
Week 1 (nights); Friday 6pm - Saturday 6am, Saturday 6am - Sunday 6am
Week 2 (days); Saturday 6am- Saturday 6pm, Sunday 6am - Sunday 6pm
24 per week rotating
Details:
Russell Taylor is working exclusively with a global company who's logo can be recognised in any main retail chain, this is an exciting time to join this company whilst they are going through growth/ site investment.
The role will be responsible for ensuring the smooth movement of raw materials and finished goods between the warehouse, production areas and dispatch, helping to keep operations running efficiently.
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Key responsibilities:
- Moving raw materials and packaging between the warehouse and production areas
- Loading and unloading vehicles as required
- Moving and positioning finished goods ready for dispatch
- Operating warehouse and material-handling equipment safely
- Loading and relocating pallets within the warehouse
- Using an RF scanner to record stock and pallet movements
- Carrying out stock checks and reporting discrepancies
- Supporting waste removal and maintaining a clean, organised warehouse
- Completing routine warehouse, safety and quality checks
- Carrying out visual checks of racking and reporting any defects
- Working closely with production, warehouse and logistics teams to ensure deliveries and collections run smoothly
- Following all company procedures relating to Health & Safety, GMP, quality and food safety


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About you:
- Previous warehouse experience is essential
- Valid Counterbalance, Reach and Electric Pallet Truck/Hand Truck licences are essential
- Experience working within a manufacturing, production or distribution environment would be advantageous
- Good communication skills
- Reliable and organised with good attention to detail
- Able to work independently while also being a strong team player
- Safety-conscious and able to follow procedures
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced warehouse environment
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