Entry-Level Warehouse Operative at Crewe Train Station - Temporary Role

Are you looking to start your career as a Entry-Level Warehouse Operative at Crewe Train Station - Temporary Role in Crewe? Optime Group is currently hiring local talent for this position!

Summary

Warehouse Operatives needed to ensure catering and goods arrive with train clients on time. Offers fantastic hours and overtime opportunities.

Recruitment experts Optime are excited to be recruiting Warehouse Operatives in partnership with Avanti Trains. This job offers fantastic hours and overtime opportunities. This is a very enjoyable role with a great company and fantastic conditions and facilities. As a Warehouse Operative you will play a pivotal role in ensuring that our catering and goods arrive with our train clients on time, in-line with various scheduling requirements.

What’s on offer:

  • Rate of Pay: £12.71 per hour.
  • Location: Crewe Train Station, CW2 6HR
  • Shift Pattern: 5 out of 7 days per week
  • Shifts: 8 to 12 hour shifts between 05:00am - 23:00pm (You must be flexible with the hours you work)
  • Weekly pay
  • Temp to Perm (performance-based)
  • ASAP start!

Key Duties:

  • Organising incoming goods.
  • Unpack the products from the primary packaging and place onto hanging rails.
  • Repack the items and ensure that the packaging meets client specifications.
  • Using handheld scanners to find and place goods appropriately.
  • Picking and Packing items.
  • Ensuring all contents of the bars are packed to train standards.
  • Restocking bars that return from trains.
  • Searching and sealing of goods.
  • Receiving goods into the warehouse.
  • Stock distribution.
  • Accuracy of records for all products.
  • Maintaining the organisation of the warehouse.

Requirements:

  • Flexible and enthusiastic approach to work.
  • Ability to demonstrate our core values.
  • Basic numeracy skills.
  • Basic Checking skills.

For an opportunity to interview for this fantastic role, please submit your CV to apply!

Optime Group is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

Benefits

  • Flexible Hours

Responsibilities

Organising incoming goods. Unpack the products from the primary packaging and place onto hanging rails. Repack the items and ensure that the packaging meets client specifications. Using handheld scanners to find and place goods appropriately. Picking and Packing items. Ensuring all contents of the bars are packed to train standards. Restocking bars that return from trains. Searching and sealing of goods. Receiving goods into the warehouse. Stock distribution. Accuracy of records for all products. Maintaining the organisation of the warehouse.

Key Aspects

Organizing goods, unpacking, repacking, scanning, picking, packing, restocking, receiving goods, stock distribution, record accuracy, warehouse organization.

Apply for this Warehouse Operative - Crewe Train Station in Crewe role today via Placed.

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