Warehouse Operative (Working at heights)

Location: DE24
Training Location: DE74
Shift Patterns: Mornings or Days
Working Patterns: Monday-Friday, Tuesday-Saturday or Sunday-Thursday
Job Type: Full-time

Quest Employment are recruiting for experienced HLOP Drivers / Warehouse Operatives to work for our client based in the DE24 area.

Successful candidates will be responsible for the safe, accurate and efficient execution of day-to-day warehouse activities, supporting operational performance and customer service within a busy warehouse environment.

Please note: Initial training will take place in the DE74 area before moving to the permanent site in DE24.

Shift Patterns

We are recruiting across the following shifts:

  • Mornings: 06:00 - 14:00
  • Days: 14:00 - 22:00

Working patterns may include:

  • Monday-Friday
  • Tuesday-Saturday
  • Sunday-Thursday

Specific shift and working pattern will be confirmed during the recruitment process.

Key Responsibilities
  • Safely operate HLOP trucks in line with training, certification and site procedures
  • Complete daily pre-use checks and report any defects or safety concerns
  • Follow all health and safety requirements, including PPE and safe working practices
  • Safely operate at height within racking systems
  • Move, replenish, retrieve and store stock accurately within very narrow aisle racking
  • Ensure stock is correctly located and recorded using warehouse systems
  • Use WMS/RF systems accurately
  • Support picking, replenishment, loading, unloading and general warehouse duties when required
  • Work flexibly across HLOP and other warehouse activities
  • Maintain high levels of productivity and accuracy
  • Report stock discrepancies, damages or operational issues promptly
  • Work closely with colleagues and supervisors
  • Maintain a strong safety-first approach at all times
  • Support improvements to warehouse safety, efficiency and processes
Requirements
  • Previous warehouse experience
  • Valid HLOP licence (RTITB, ITSSAR or equivalent) or willingness to be trained
  • Experience using WMS/RF systems is advantageous
  • Experience with other MHE equipment is an advantage
  • Good understanding of health and safety procedures
  • Strong attention to detail and spatial awareness
  • Comfortable working at height within racking systems
  • Basic numeracy and literacy skills
  • Good communication and teamwork skills
  • Reliable, flexible and proactive approach to work
  • Ability to work safely and accurately in a busy warehouse environment
Why Apply?
  • Full-time warehouse opportunities
  • Choice of morning, day or night shifts
  • Multiple working patterns available
  • Training provided where required
  • Opportunity to develop your MHE experience
  • Work within a busy and professional warehouse environment

If you have HLOP experience and are looking for your next warehouse opportunity, apply today!

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