Right Now Group are currently looking for an experienced Night Warehouse Operative, who holds a valid counterbalance forklift licence to join our client based in West Drayton.

Our client is a leading Freight Distribution provider, and this Warehouse Operator will be a temp to perm opportunity for the right candidate.

This role is working night shifts Sunday - Thursday 18:00 - 04:00

Job Responsibilities of a Warehouse Operative / Forklift Operator:

• Loading cargo safely and accurately into the warehouse (racking and bay system)
• Loading and unloading vehicles arriving at the warehouse, ensuring loads are evenly distributed, are safely secured and labelled correctly
• Ensuring all cargo discrepancies are correctly identified, recorded and notified to the Depot Manager or Operations Manager
• Completing records for goods received and dispatched through the warehouse.
• Ensuring Company plant and equipment are used correctly and safely
• Checking tyres, brakes, lights, oil, water, fuel levels and general condition of any forklifts driven during working hours
• Reporting all issues affecting the safety and security of the warehouse
• Ensuring that the warehouse area is kept clean and tidy

The successful Warehouse Operative / Forklift Operator Requires:

• A minimum of 2 year's experience working in a warehouse environment
• 2 year's experience operating a counterbalance forklift
• A valid counterbalance forklift licence
• A clean DBS
• Good understanding of health and safety
• A 5 year checkable working history

More Details:

Hours of work: Sunday - Thursday 18:00 - 04:00

Salary: £12.00 per hour

If you are looking for a night Warehouse Operative role and have a minimum of 2 year's experience, please apply online now!

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