Stateside Foods Limited
Warehouse Operative

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Warehouse Operative Opportunity
We have an opportunity within our Logistics Department for a Warehouse Operative.
Job Details
The role is working Monday to Friday 14.00 - 22.00.
Responsibilities
The successful candidate will be responsible for maintaining high standards and deliver the Logistics service to all internal and external customers. To receive, store and issue any raw materials, packing and finished goods in an orderly, accurate, safe and hygienic manner. To maintain and operate systems and procedures to meet the current departmental needs.
An overview of the role is detailed below:
- To carry out your daily duties as per ISO work instructions
- Ensure start up checks are completed on forklift trucks each day
- Carry out good hygiene and housekeeping, ensure a clean as you go policy, all warehouse areas are kept to a high standard
- Identify and inform Team Leader of any day-to-day issues
- To report any racking or fabrication damage to Team Leader immediately.
- Take full responsibility for all material/finished goods receipts and movements assigned to you
- To issue and return materials in a timely fashion, ensuring accurate information and correct stock rotation
- Pallet building within a chilled environment at the end of production line
- To carry out end of shift stock count
- Use the warehouse management system to perform daily duties
- Any other reasonable requests
- Support and train colleagues where necessary
- Adhere to the company’s H&S policies and procedures
- Adhere to the company’s Hygiene policies and procedures.
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Ideally, candidates will have worked within a similar role, good communication skills with the ability to work as part of a team.
An up-to-date FLT license would be preferred.
Manual Handling skills are required for end of line pallet building and the ability to stand for long periods within a chilled environment.
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