Night Order Picker

Night Order Picker

OTE £27K to £30K

6 pm to 2 am - ongoing work

Fantastic opportunities with immediate starts in Hams Hall for a leading supermarket in their warehouse, working in 10 degree temperature the role involves driving a LLOP and using a scanner to pick and stack fresh fruit and vegetables. Repetitive heavy lifting is involved

Previous picking experience is desirable but training is provided.

Own transport is essential: Hams Hall, Coleshill, Birmingham, B46 1AL

Productivity bonus up to £100 p/w. All warehouse positions involve weekend working

Pay rates as a Night Order Picker / Warehouse Operative

Starting pay rates after 6 pm £9.71 per hour plus weekend shift premium
After 12 weeks your pay increases to £14.66 p/h after 6 pm plus weekend shift premiums and overtime
Earn up to £100 productivity bonus per week
Shifts Available: 6 pm till 2 am you must be able to work weekends as required As a Night Order Picker / Warehouse Operative you will need to have:

You must be physically able to lift goods up to 25kg
A good standard of verbal and written English
Good accuracy and organisational skills
Good numeracy skills. Role of a Night Order Picker / Warehouse Operative;

Flexible and adaptable with multi skill training for long term workers
Picking fresh produce onto cages or pallets
The role includes some weekend working Benefits of working with us as a Night Order Picker / Warehouse Operative

28 Holidays per year
Weekly Pay
Pension Scheme
Employed Status
Personal Accident Insurance
Excellent canteen and break room facilities (hot breakfasts, deli bar, pool table)
Secure onsite parking
Mortgage references
On-site gym
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