Dunbia Group
Yard Operative

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Dunbia West Devon
Dunbia West Devon are actively seeking applications from individuals keen to take up a career within one of Europe’s leading food processing companies. This is an exciting opportunity to join a well-established team, who have a desire to produce better food naturally.
We’re looking for a reliable, hands-on Yard Operative who takes pride in keeping outdoor spaces clean, safe and well-maintained. If you enjoy working outdoors and like a role where no two days feel the same, this could be a great fit.
Responsibilities
- Support other team members within the department
- Be responsible for keeping the yard tidy and take deliveries to the relevant department
- Some associated duties in other departments when required
- Ensure cleanliness and promote and maintain Health, Safety and Hygiene standards
- Remove crates/pallets from outside shop and bring to the yard
- Operate a forklift to empty bins into skips, load and unload lorries
- Store and supply production with clean bins, trays and pallets
- Remove bins and pallets of crates and packaging/ingredients from incoming lorries
- Maintain the yard area and ensure it is kept clean and tidy
- Wash plastic pallets / bring to cold store when required
- Sort out stacks of blue and white pallets and sort
- Make sure crate store is full of crates for production next day
- Ensuring external doors are kept closed at all times when not in use
- Maintain Health, Safety and Hygiene standards in accordance with Company rules and regulations
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- Someone dependable with a strong work ethic
- Comfortable working outdoors in all weather
- Able to follow health and safety procedures
- A Current Forklift license is desired, although not essential as training will be provided
- Demonstrate the ability to work on your own initiative whilst working as part of a team striving to achieve high levels of customer service
- Good communication skills are essential
Shift
- Monday to Friday 6am to 2pm
Hourly rate
- £12.71
No company sponsorship is available to overseas applicants for this position.
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