Warehouse person FLT driver


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Description:

We are currently recruiting for a Warehouse Operative / FLT driver to join our card manufacturing site, Printcraft, in Baildon. Printcraft manufactures the groups UK greetings cards, wrap and POS for stores. It is a forward-thinking business with the state of the art equipment operating a large site 24/7, we produce around ¼ billion items per annum.

Shift pattern as follows:
1 week of earlies 5.50am to 1.30pm
1 week of lates 1.20pm to 9.00pm
1 week of days 8.00am to 4.00pm What you'll do

On a daily basis you will operate forklift trucks electric pallet trucks, and very narrow isle equipment to load and un-load vehicles, locate then place pallets / remove pallets from High Bay Racking, maintaining daily efficiencies. At certain times during the working week stocktaking of raw materials and finished goods is required.

What you'll need:

You must be able to load / unload vehicles in an external environment in most weather conditions and control stock within the warehouse to include finished goods and raw materials

Operators must hold all required relevant up to date licences for equipment they operate including mobile ramp:
Forklift Truck Licence
VNA Licence
Electric pallet Truck Licence
Mobile Yard Training
Scissor lift licence #CVL

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