Fane Valley
Job title:
Despatch Operator
Company
Fane Valley
Job description
Job Description:Despatch Operator (Evening Shift)Job Ref No: WS/DOES/06/24The Role:
Supply production with packaging, intermediate product, pallets and ingredients as and when required in line with production schedules ensuring routine operation is not disrupted;
Maintain Stock rotation and reconciliation of ingredients & packaging;
Ensure that the cleaning schedule for the warehouse, despatch area, weighbridge and loading yard is periodically completed;
Complete twice monthly physical stock take of packaging & finished goods and submit in a timely manner to admin;
Ensure that raw material, packaging stock added value ingredients and allergens are stored to the BRC standard;
Loading and unloading of Lorries of despatched and received goods.
The Person:
- A minimum of 1 years previous experience in a similar role;
- Previous experience of stock taking, packaging, ingredients & finished goods, and adjusting variances;
- High standard of written and spoken English;
- Good standard of administration and IT skills;
- A working appreciation of health and safety legislation.
Preference will be given to candidates with:
- At least 1 years fork truck experience and valid licence (Counter Balance, Reach, and Pallet Truck);
- A shunter licence.
Normal working pattern is Monday to Friday 2.00pm to 10.30pm.In return all employees will have access to a Healthcare Plan (includes children up to the age of 18), Company Pension with Life Assurance and an active Health and Well Being programme.To apply please forward a current CV and cover letter to [email protected] quoting job reference WS/DOWS/06/24 or apply on our
GET GOT platform: https://fanevalley.getgotjobs.co.ukClosing date for receipt of applications is 5.00pm on Thursday 4th July 2024
Expected salary
Location
Tandragee, Co Armagh
Job date
Fri, 21 Jun 2024 23:40:15 GMT
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