Warehouse Operative

Dorset Source: WhatJobs

£29,000–£29,000

Warehouse Operative / Forklift Driver - Poole - Up to 29,000 + Excellent Benefits!

Experienced in warehouse operations and hold a Counterbalance Forklift licence? Looking for a permanent role with great benefits and overtime opportunities?

TeamJobs are recruiting for an experienced Warehouse Operative / Forklift Driver to join a well-established company based in Poole .

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a successful business offering long-term stability, a great working environment and an excellent benefits package!

What's in it for you?

Salary: Up to 29,000 per annum DOE
Permanent position
Monday - Friday working hours
Overtime available!
Weekday overtime paid at time and a half
Saturday overtime paid at DOUBLE TIME!
25 days holiday, increasing to 28 days with service
Private medical cover
Health Cash Back Plan
Employee Assistance Programme
Free on-site parking
Birthday vouchers & long service rewards
Employee volunteering day

What will you be doing?

Receiving, checking and booking in deliveries
Picking, packing and preparing stock for dispatch
Operating a Counterbalance Forklift
Loading and unloading vehicles
Managing stock levels and keeping the warehouse organised
Checking goods against delivery paperwork
Supporting general warehouse operations
Maintaining a safe and tidy working environment

What are we looking for?

Previous warehouse experience is essential
Valid B1 Counterbalance Forklift licence is required
Confident with goods in, stock control and dispatch duties
Good attention to detail and organisational skills
Reliable, hardworking and happy to get stuck in!
Looking for a long-term, permanent opportunity

Sound like the right opportunity for you?

If you've got warehouse experience, a Counterbalance Forklift licence and want to secure a permanent role with a fantastic benefits package, we want to hear from you!

Apply today or contact TeamJobs for more information!

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