Equip Outdoor Technologies
Warehouse Operatives

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Great opportunity to join our Team helping to set up our new warehouse facility!
This is a fixed term role, working early or day shifts, Monday to Friday as a Warehouse Operative.
The role will involve manual handling, wrapping pallets, building picking bins, and using manual packing trucks. Working as part of the Warehouse Team, you will be working with other team members and pro-actively seeking jobs to carry out, under the direction of the Warehouse Supervisor and Warehouse Manager.
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Key Responsibilities of Warehouse Operative (including but not limited to):
- Wrapping pallets, building picking bins, and using manual packing trucks
- Use of in-house scanners
- Accurate order picking with minimal errors (if required)
- Use in-house computer system to produce despatch notes and invoices
- Carry out accurate stock checking and inventory as required
- Achieve targets and job standards set by the Warehouse Supervisor and Warehouse Manager
- Communicate effectively with all team members
- Be adaptable and flexible in your approach to work
- Work effectively with the team and pro-actively seek work
- Perform any reasonable request from the Warehouse Supervisor and Warehouse Manager
- Work efficiently and co-operatively as part of a team
- Keep work areas clean and tidy
- Follow Health & Safety rules and maintain standards rigorously


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