Warehouse Operative

• Right Now Group are currently recruiting for Warehouse Operatives to work with our client at Heathrow Airport.
• We are looking for reliable, hardworking and committed Warehouse Operatives who are looking for ongoing temporary work within the busy air cargo and logistics industry.
• This is a fantastic opportunity for individuals with previous warehouse, logistics, freight or cargo experience, as well as candidates who are looking to develop their experience within a fast-paced airport environment.
• Responsibilities of a Warehouse Operative:
• Loading and unloading cargo and freight
• Moving goods safely around the warehouse
• Sorting and preparing freight for dispatch
• Loading and unloading vehicles
• Building and breaking down pallets
• Wrapping, securing and preparing cargo
• Manual handling of various types of freight
• Checking cargo and ensuring goods are handled correctly
• Working safely around warehouse equipment and vehicles
• Maintaining a clean, safe and organised working environment
• Following all company health & safety procedures
• Following strict airport security and operational procedures
• Working as part of a team to meet daily targets and deadlines
• Supporting the wider warehouse operation as required
• Shift:

Monday to Sunday - up to 6 shifts per week

Hours:

06:30 - 18:30

Pay:

£13.27 per hour

Experience Required for Warehouse Operative:

5-year checkable employment and/or education history.

A clear DBS check

The right to work in the UK.

Previous warehouse experience.

Good communication skills.

Experience with manual handling.

Ability to lift up to 25kg.

If you're looking for flexible, ongoing warehouse work with immediate opportunities apply online today to join Right Now Group!

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