Bendi Driver

Banbury
1 month ago
Applications closed

Grafters are recruiting for several Bendi drivers in the Banbury OX16 area,

BENEFITS:

  • Excellent Rates

  • Free on-site parking

  • Automatically enrolled in company pension after 3 months

  • Temp to Perm position's available

    Job details

  • Main Job Purpose: To accurately locate pallets from Goods In to bulk storage or the pick face in accordance with instructions given on scanners by Warehouse Management system, and to ensure the pallets are wrapped in a safe and secure manner. Assist the Order Picking team with heavy pallets. Operate equipment following Health & Safety guidelines.

  • AM £13.46 pay

  • PM £14.81 pay

    Key Tasks:

  • Put away of pallets into the required bulk location ensuring the pallets are wrapped adequately.

  • Put away or replenishment from bulk of pallets into pick location accurately and safely.

  • Transport goods in a safe manner ensuring products are handled in such a way to prevent damage.

  • Damages should be reported in a timely manner and not left to contaminate other products.

  • Report contamination of product identified during daily activities.

  • Operate scanners to ensure that the correct number and type of product is picked and shipped, and inventory is managed accurately.

  • Follow specific customer instruction on the scanner ensuring the stock is picked in the required format.

  • Shrink wrap products to pallets so they are stable during transportation.

  • Perform other general warehouse duties as needed.

  • Adhere to Standard Operating Procedures.

  • Operate handling equipment safely and ensure regulations are followed.

  • Carry out and record truck safety checks

  • Regularly clean trucks in accordance with schedule

  • Maintain a high level of health and safety.

  • Ensure all activities relating to medicines and medical devices are in accordance with Good Distribution Practice of medicinal products

    Training Requirements:

  • Health & Safety Induction

  • Quality Management System Induction

  • GDP

  • Manual Handling.

  • Any other training relevant to role

    Qualification requirements:

  • Forklift or Bendi Truck license.

    Experience/Competencies Required:

  • Must have good numerical skills.

  • Experience of using in house systems ideally using a scanner as well as paperwork.

    Grafters Recruit Ltd have five branches, four on-site locations and four remote contracts throughout the country. Initially a specialist driving agency, in recent years Grafters have focused on growth in new sectors by developing Industrial and commercial desks in each branch with great success.

    Grafters Recruit embraces diversity and will seek to promote the benefits of diversity in all our business activities. We will seek to develop a business culture that reflects that belief. We will seek to widen the media in which we recruit to ensure as diverse an employee and candidate base as possible. We will strive to make sure that our clients meet their own diversity targets.

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