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Warehouse & Workshop Operative

Newmarket
4 days ago
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Description

Hours: 40 hours/week, Monday to Friday 8am-5pm/9am-6pm Flexibility required
Reports to: Office Manager
Type: Full-time, Permanent

Are you someone who thrives in a hands-on role, takes ownership, and wants to be part of something growing from the ground up?

An exciting opportunity has opened up for a Warehouse & Workshop Operative to join a rapidly growing division of a well-established import and distribution business. This role is perfect for someone looking to take full responsibility for a dedicated warehouse and light production function within a small but ambitious team.

What You’ll Be Doing

You’ll be the go-to person for all warehouse and workshop activities. This includes:

  • Goods In: Receiving and inspecting deliveries, unloading containers

  • Stock Handling: Putting stock away, picking, packing, relabelling

  • Goods Out: Preparing orders, arranging courier transport, liaising with drivers

  • Inventory: Stock takes, PI counts, and basic reporting

  • Workshop Tasks: Setting up and operating converting machines

  • Admin Tasks: Basic computer use, record keeping, labelling

  • Samples: Managing incoming and outgoing samples

  • Housekeeping: Keeping the workspace tidy and efficient

  • Growth Potential: As the business evolves, so will this role

    You’ll be working from a shared warehouse with around 6–7 others (from the parent company), but this position is fully dedicated to a fast-growing import and manufacturing project.

    Requirements

  • Proactive – You see what needs doing and get it done

  • Organised – You can keep a warehouse running smoothly, even on your own

  • Humble & Hungry – You're ready to roll your sleeves up and grow with the role

  • Team-Oriented – While this is a solo role, you’ll be part of a wider warehouse environment

  • Detail-Focused – Labelling, counting, packing, shipping – you care that it’s done right

  • Smart – Not just with systems, but with how you work and solve problems

    A counterbalance or bendi forklift licence is highly beneficial. A driving licence is desirable but not essential.

    What’s In It For You?

  • Salary: £27,500 – £32,500 (depending on experience)

  • 23 days holiday + 8 bank holidays

  • Company bonus scheme – performance-based

  • BBQs/pizzas when targets are hit

  • Uniform provided

  • Free parking on-site

  • Auto-enrolment pension

  • Clear path to grow into a combined warehouse + production role as the company expands

  • A real chance to make a difference and be seen, valued, and heard

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