Co-Pack Operatives

Co-Pack Operatives - Free Transport from Sheffield - Worksop

At Job&Talent, we are recruiting for Co-Pack Operatives to work with a leading logistics company in Worksop. This role is based in a fast-paced environment where you will support essential warehouse operations.

Shift patterns:
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* 08:00 - 16:00 | Mon - Fri | Fixed

Pay rates:
* 12.95 GBP hourly

Must-have requirements for Co-Pack Operatives:
* Available to work full-time on fixed 8-hour shifts (8:00 AM to 4:00 PM).
* Physically capable of safely performing active warehouse duties, including manual handling and standing for extended periods of time.
* Comfortable handling and moving alcohol products.

Desirable requirements for Co-Pack Operatives:
* Familiarity with handling heavy loads.
* Strong team player with good communication skills.
* Punctual, proactive attitude, and highly adaptable to change in a fast-paced environment.

Role for Co-Pack Operatives:
* Perform pallet rework and stock repacking.
* Execute manual handling tasks safely.
* Maintain general warehouse hygiene and cleanliness.
* Ensure efficient workflow in a fast-paced environment.

Benefits for Co-Pack Operatives:
* Free transport service provided directly from Sheffield to the site.
* Full-time hours with a fixed shift pattern.
* Opportunity to work in a major logistics facility.

Location: Worksop.
Duration: Ongoing

This is an amazing opportunity if you are looking for Co-Pack Operative jobs in Worksop. Sign your contract with Job&Talent for some great working benefits and professional stability.

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