Right Now Group is currently recruiting reliable and hardworking Warehouse Operatives on behalf of a well-established logistics provider based in the Heathrow/Feltham area.

Our client specialises in the handling and distribution of perishable goods and is looking for motivated individuals to join their busy warehouse team.

This is an excellent opportunity for candidates seeking flexible, ongoing work, with the option to work between 2 and 6 shifts per week.

Key Responsibilities of Warehouse Operative

• Handling, sorting and moving fresh, chilled and frozen perishable goods.

• Loading and unloading deliveries safely and efficiently.

• Working within chilled and temperature-controlled warehouse environments.

• Maintaining high standards of cleanliness, hygiene and organisation.

• Following all health and safety, food hygiene and operational procedures.

• Working efficiently to meet daily targets and operational deadlines.

• Supporting the wider warehouse team to ensure smooth day-to-day operations.

Shift Patterns:
Day Shifts: 11:00 - 23:00
Night Shifts: 23:00 - 11:00

Location:

Heathrow / Feltham

Pay Rate:

£13.27 per hour

Shift Pattern:

Flexible, 2-6 shifts per week

Essential Requirements of Warehouse Operative

• A five-year checkable employment and/or education history.

• A clear DBS check or willingness to obtain one, subject to the required screening process.

• Valid right to work in the UK.

• The ability to work in chilled and temperature-controlled environments.

• A reliable, punctual and hardworking attitude.

• The ability to work in a fast-paced warehouse environment and follow instructions.

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