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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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To provide technical support in the customisation of base products, mainly electric chain hoists, crane-related products, and accessories, together with support to warehouse and shipping functions.


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Responsibilities
- As a member of a small team carrying out a range of electrical/mechanical customisation tasks on base units (chain hoists) and operational/warehouse tasks as required.
- With no two days the same, is very hands-on on site, keen to get the job done safely, in good time, and to meet the requirements for the day.
- Configures (electrical/mechanical) hoists, building up to being able to test, inspect, and troubleshoot problems with damaged and/or incorrect product.
- Picks and packs orders on receipt of issued pick paperwork.
- Prepares despatch and certification documentation when required.
- Oversees each day’s consignment collections by courier, including booking jobs off in the courier’s system.
- Assists with goods in, with quality and with stock control tasks.
- Is a fully trained fire warden and first aider and actively assists with preventative health and safety activities and ad hoc projects on site.
- Adherence to all legal requirements, to the Company Quality and Environmental Management Systems (QMS/EMS), the Health and Safety policy, and its procedures, and actively participates in continuous health and safety compliance/improvement activities.
- Other ad-hoc duties commensurate with the grade of the role.
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