Warehouse Operative

Are you ready to be part of an innovative and fast-growing company? Following strong sales across our tissue paper range, we are bringing our second production line into operation and recruiting Warehouse Operatives to join our expanding team. Our modern manufacturing facility produces a wide range of tissue paper products, including toilet tissue, kitchen towels and other everyday essentials. This next stage of our growth makes it an exciting time to join us. As a Warehouse Operative, you will play a key role in keeping our warehouse running smoothly, working across different departments to support production and ensure the efficient movement of goods through both automated and manual systems. - Carrying out general warehouse duties inclusive of Fork lift / Clamp truck / PPT activities. - Operating warehouse equipment safely, including completing pre-use checks. - Loading and unloading trailers / containers, checking deliveries, and ensuring stock is stored correctly. - Following all health and safety procedures and promoting safe working practices. - Ensuring full compliance with health and safety training and company policies. - Managing stock rotation, assisting with inventory checks, and reporting any damaged or missing stock. - Keeping the warehouse clean, organised, and operating efficiently. - Working safely around operational machinery in a busy warehouse setting. - Reporting any safety concerns, equipment issues, or incidents to the leadership team. - Supporting other areas of the warehouse as needed. - Counterbalance FLT Qualification - Powered pallet truck experience desirable - Previous experience in a fast-paced warehouse or distribution environment. - Experience working across different departments within a warehouse setting. - Experience in using Warehouse Management Systems and other computer-based systems. - Strong communication skills. - The ability to organise and prioritise tasks effectively. - A proactive approach to problem-solving. - The ability to work well both independently and as part of a team. - Confidence in guiding and influencing key stakeholders where necessary - £13.23 per hour (plus 19% NSA 10pm to 6am) - 3 days on 3 days off - Day shift - 6am to 6pm - Night shift - 6pm to 6am - Based in Huyton, Liverpool. - 28 days paid holiday per year including bank and public holiday allowance rising to 33 days upon 5 years' service - Contributable Company pension scheme

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