Job Description:

Every bearing, seal, and lubrication product that leaves this site has to be right, on time, and traceable. You keep that promise real: receiving, storing, picking, and dispatching stock so production, service, and customers never wait on a missing part. This is hands-on work with a measurable outcome—accurate inventory, safe movement, and zero avoidable delays.

• Receive inbound goods the same day they arrive, checking quantity, condition, and documentation against the order before anything is put away.
• Put stock away to the correct location so pick accuracy stays at or above site standard and cycle counts close without unexplained variance.
• Pick, pack, and stage outbound orders to the agreed cut-off, with the right part, quantity, and paperwork every time.
• Move materials safely with the assigned equipment, reporting damage, shortages, and hazards before they stop a line or a shipment.
• Keep locations, labels, and system records in sync so anyone can find a part without a search.
• Hit daily throughput targets during peaks without sacrificing safety or traceability.
• Support stocktakes and continuous improvement by flagging slow movers, damaged packaging, and process friction you see on the floor.

You work on a shift team inside a busy industrial warehouse that feeds manufacturing and customer supply. You report to the warehouse team leader, use the site’s warehouse system, scanners, and handling equipment, and follow clear safety and quality standards. Training, PPE, and defined procedures are provided; you are expected to use them.

• Proven experience receiving, storing, picking, and dispatching goods in a warehouse or similar operation.
• Ability to follow pick lists, delivery notes, and system transactions accurately under time pressure.
• Safe use of manual handling methods and, where required, powered equipment such as a pallet truck or forklift, or the willingness to be trained and licensed.
• Comfortable standing, lifting within safe limits, and working in a fast-paced industrial environment for a full shift.
• Basic numeracy and attention to detail sufficient to catch quantity and part-number errors.
• Reliable attendance and a record of following safety rules without exception.

• Your accuracy directly protects production flow and customer deliveries—not a back-office afterthought.
• You work with precision industrial products where traceability and condition matter as much as speed.
• Clear standards, structured training, and a team that measures success by what ships correctly, not by noise.
• A stable manufacturing business focused on doing more with less energy, waste, and rework.

If you want a role where a clean pick, a correct count, and a safe shift are the job—not the slogan—apply now. Tell us where you have kept stock accurate and orders moving.