Warehouse Picker (2BrGCZêîÎASêküIrûüFE) Doncaster, England

Salary: GBP15.4 - GBP15.4 per hour

Warehouse Picker - Tickhill.

At Job&Talent, we are recruiting for a Warehouse Picker to work with a leading logistics company in Tickhill. This role involves general warehouse duties, including picking products using MHE equipment and manual handling.

Shift Patterns:

• Working from Sunday to Thursday or from Monday to Friday from 22:00 to 06:00.

• 30 minutes break unpaid every day.

Pay Rates:

• 15.40 GBP hourly.

Essential Requirements for Warehouse Picker:

• Must be able to work full time, minimum 37.5 hours per week.

• Must be able to work any 5 days out of 7.

• Must be physically fit for manual handling, products picked can weight up to 15 litres.

• Must be able to commute to the site location. Own transport is required due to location but there is public transport available from Doncaster town centre.

• Must be confident in learning the use of a HLOP, PPT.

Skills and Requirements for Warehouse Picker:

• Previous MHE experience working on any type of forklift such as PPT, LLOP, HLOP, Reach Truck, VNA or other type of forklifts.

• Team player, good communication skills, working alone, following site Health and Safety rules, clean as you go policies.

Role for Warehouse Picker:

• Complete general warehouse duties such as picking using a HLOP, PPT, LLOP or other MHE equipment of paint products in various sizes.

• Product Picking using a scanner and commuting between locations in the warehouse with use of HLOP or PPT.

• Manual handling of stock with weight between 500gr and 20 litres.

• Loading and unloading.

• Other warehouse duties as and when required.

Benefits for Warehouse Picker:

• Full training provided.

• Opportunity to work with a leading logistics provider.

• Consistent shift patterns.

Location: Tickhill.

Duration: Ongoing

This is an amazing opportunity if you are looking for Warehouse Picker jobs in Tickhill. Sign your contract with Job&Talent for some great working benefits and professional stability.