Picker Packer

Picker Packer


Company
S1jobs.com
Location
Glasgow
Posted
2 days ago
Via
via BeBee

Job Description
Connect Appointments is recruiting Picker Packers to join our established client based in Cumbernauld.

You'll be joining a busy chilled distribution facility, with opportunities available on both back shift and night shift across a 7-day operation. Flexibility is essential, as shifts will include weekdays and weekends.

What's on offer?
• Ongoing temporary position
• Working 5 shifts from 7 (Monday to Sunday)
• Back shift: 2pm to 10pm @ 13.69 per hour
• Night shift : 10pm to 6am @ 13.69 per hour (10pm to midnight) and 14.85 (from midnight to 6am)

As a Picker Packer, your duties will include:
• Accurately picking and packing customer orders within a chilled warehouse environment
• Working to daily productivity and accuracy targets
• Keeping your work area clean, safe, and organised
• Following all health & safety procedures at all times
To be considered as a Picker Packer, you will need:
• Previous warehouse or distribution experience (desirable)
• Comfortable working in a chilled environment (essential)
• Ability to work at pace with a good level of physical fitness
• Full flexibility to work any day of the week, including weekends
Interested in this Picker Packer role? Apply now or call us on 01324 464 951.
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