In this materials handling role, you will move, store and handle materials safely and accurately using manual methods and basic equipment. You will work with suppliers, manufacturing, sales, logistics and planning colleagues. You will work with moderate supervision, handle routine activities and interpret standard exceptions within established procedures.

What will you do? 

• Receive, move, store, pick and stage materials or products accurately.
• Use manual methods and approved equipment safely and correctly.
• Check quantities, condition, labels and storage locations.
• Complete inventory movements and supporting records accurately.
• Maintain orderly work and storage areas and report shortages, damage or equipment faults.
• Handle standard exceptions within established procedures and escalate issues that require additional authority or expertise.

• Practical warehouse, materials-handling, production, or equivalent experience; formal higher education is not essential.
• Knowledge of receiving, moving, storing, picking, staging, labelling, inventory records, equipment use, and workplace-safety practices.
• Ability to receive, move, store, pick, and stage materials accurately and use approved equipment and inventory processes safely.
• Attention to detail and practical judgment when checking quantities, condition, labels, locations, equipment, and inventory records.
• Reliable teamwork and clear communication with warehouse, production, inventory-control, and safety colleagues.
• Practical experience handling routine activities and standard exceptions within established procedures and moderate supervision.

• A competitive salary, depending on your knowledge and experience.
• Plenty of opportunities for professional development and career progression. 
• A temporary contract with the prospect of a permanent position.
• A good pension plan.
• At least 25 vacation days and 9 ADV days based on a full-time employment contract.
• Friendly colleagues who are always happy to answer your questions.
• All the information you need to perform your job successfully.
• Access to tools and resources that provide you with all the information you need about the equipment you work with.