Warehouse Administrator - Business Support

Permanent

Bardon

Posted 5 days ago

Are you a highly organised and proactive individual with a keen eye for detail? Do you thrive in a dynamic warehouse environment and enjoy ensuring smooth operations? We’re looking for a dedicated Warehouse Administrator – Business Support to join our team in Bardon!

This is a fantastic opportunity to be an integral part of our chilled warehouse operations, where you’ll play a crucial role in maintaining stock integrity and providing essential support to our teams and customers.

Why Join Us?

At our company, we’re more than just a business. Our vision is to be a responsible family enterprise that shares focus on delivering sustainable growth through partnerships, collaboration & innovation with an environmental & social conscience. Our mission? Working together to deliver solutions that make a difference.

When you join us, you’ll be part of a team that values respect, mutual support, and continuous development. We’re committed to creating a positive and productive working environment for everyone.

The Role: Warehouse Administrator – Business Support

As a Warehouse Administrator – Business Support, you’ll be based in our chilled warehouse in Bardon. Your primary responsibility will be to assist in checking and verifying daily operational tasks, ensuring everything runs seamlessly.

Pay Rate: £12.21 per hour Shift Pattern: 4 days on, 4 days off rotational, 07:00 – 19:00 Weekly Hours: 33-44 hours, depending on shift rotation Contract Type: Permanent

What You’ll Be Doing:

Ensuring stock integrity: You’ll be key in making sure our stock records are accurate and reliable.
Investigating missing stock: Putting your problem-solving skills to good use to locate any discrepancies.
Supporting the pick team: Assisting with finding missing stock items during the picking process.
Customer query resolution: Helping the admin team respond promptly to customer queries regarding pallet counts, dates, and SKUs.
Assisting with customer requests: Including taking product photographs or isolating specific stock.
Supporting new product launches: Ensuring our pickers are fully aware of any new SKUs.
Providing constructive feedback: Sharing your observations and suggestions with the management team to improve operations.

What We’re Looking For:

Essential Skills & Experience:

Previous experience in a warehouse environment.
Strong numeracy skills.
Basic proficiency in Microsoft packages (Excel, Word, Outlook).
Excellent analytical skills with a keen eye for detail.
Self-motivated and able to use your own initiative.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to work effectively under pressure.
Flexibility with hours and shifts is essential due to the rotational pattern.

Desirable Skills & Experience:

Quality control experience.
Stock checking or auditing experience.
Experience using a pick gun.
MHE licences (e.g., Reach, VNA, PPT) are a bonus.

Ready to Make a Difference?

If you’re looking for a stable, permanent role in a supportive environment where your contributions are valued, we encourage you to apply!

Apply now to become our next Warehouse Administrator – Business Support!

Job Features

Job Category	Warehouse
Weekly working hours:	40
Salary	12.21
Responsible for:	n/a
Authorised by	KH

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