Distribution & Warehouse Operative (Permanent, Temporary)

Warehouse Operative (Temp to Perm)
Contract: 6-month temporary contract with genuine potential to go permanent
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm, with occasional weekend work when needed

Looking for a warehouse role where your attitude counts as much as your experience, and where a temporary start can turn into a long-term future?

I’m working with an established and growing distribution business operating in a regulated sector. They’re looking for a hands-on Warehouse Operative to join their small, close-knit warehouse team and get involved in every part of the operation, from goods in to dispatch.

The role starts on a six-month temporary contract, and the business is keen to find someone who wants to make it permanent. Perform well, show what you can do, and there’s a real opportunity to build your career here.

Processing orders and requests from the sales and field service teams

  • Picking, packing, labelling and dispatching orders accurately and on time
  • Keeping the warehouse clean, tidy, safe and well organised
  • Around 3-5 years’ hands-on warehouse experience, ideally covering the full range of warehouse tasks
  • Practical experience using an ERP or stock system for goods in, goods out, stock movements and order processing
  • Good IT skills and accurate data entry
  • A real route to a permanent role for the right person
  • Monday to Friday daytime hours
  • Varied work across the whole warehouse operation, not just one task all day
  • Training and development within a supportive, growing business

If you’re a reliable, positive warehouse professional looking for somewhere to build a long-term future, I’d love to hear from you.
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