Warehouse Operative - Vaults (Part Time)

Role overview

Key responsibilities

• Handle receipt and dispatch, including secure loading and unloading of CIT, ATM, and trunker vehicles.
• Conduct daily vault audits, investigate discrepancies, and report them to management.
• Support safe working practices and control vehicle access to loading bays and branches where applicable.
• Follow operational standing orders and maintain required paperwork and records.
• Secure cash, valuables, staff, and premises; open and close vaults routinely and in emergencies.
• Use the Viper computerised system to maintain a cash and container audit trail.
• Prepare customer funds for dispatch and use mechanical handling equipment properly.
• Maintain 5S standards and secure keys held within the secure area.
• Monitor branch and vehicle holdings against insurance indemnities and report potential breaches.
• Liaise with departments, branches, customers, and suppliers to resolve issues and maintain service.
• Undertake training and other reasonable assigned duties.

Person specification

• Confident written and spoken English communication.
• Ability to follow specific procedures and instructions and work to tight deadlines.
• Appropriate level of numeracy.
• Comfort working in a secure, confined, highly regulated environment.
• Willingness to work shifts, including weekends and bank holidays, and adapt to changing circumstances.
• Ability to work as part of a team and provide efficient, flexible, security-conscious customer service.
• Previous IT and computer systems experience is beneficial.

Pay

• Pay starts at £14.87 per hour, increases to £15.17 after six months, and to £15.47 after 12 months.
• A night allowance may apply.

Schedule

• The role requires shift work and a flexible approach to working hours, including weekends and bank holidays.

Benefits

• The employer states that it offers up to five weeks of paid holiday and a culture that promotes from within.