Warehouse Worker

Role overview

Receiving and inspection

• Safely unload incoming trucks using a forklift truck and other mechanical handling aids.
• Review advice notes and purchase orders, including required compliance certificates.
• Verify quantities and descriptions, record receipts in the ERP system, and report discrepancies or damaged items.
• Tag incoming goods, route items for inspection, distribute paperwork, and locate accepted inventory.

Warehouse organization and inventory

• Maintain stores and goods-in areas, equipment, tools, and consumables in a safe, clean, orderly condition.
• Organize locations, tag and preserve items, and periodically check stored goods.
• Track limited-life items, segregate damaged hold goods and dead stock, and control warehouse access.
• Perform inventory checks, cycle counts, adjustments, and other ERP inventory maintenance.

Picking, packing, and shipping

• Pick items accurately, check condition and shelf life, and report discrepancies to the order coordinator.
• Assemble cartons, pack materials, and construct wooden export crates for bespoke parts and rotors when required.
• Apply shipping and handling markings and protect items from damage or loss during transit.
• Use the ERP system to create shipment labels, address labels, customs documents, and shipment paperwork.

Role requirements

• Advanced understanding of receiving inspections and ERP data entry into tracking databases.
• Ability to operate a forklift truck and other mechanical handling aids.
• Ability to work with limited supervision and adapt to other assigned duties.
• Ability to accurately process purchase orders, receiving documentation, inventory, packaging, and shipping requirements.