Logistics / FLT Operative

Logistics / FLT Operative Immediate Starts Ongoing Temporary Work Full Training Provided Location: Warrington Pay Rates £15.06 per hour (Days) increasing up to Up to £18.36 per hour (Shift Allowance) Pay increases to parity rates after 12 weeks Join a Leading Global Manufacturer Pertemps are recruiting Logistics /FLT Operatives to support a busy manufacturing operation in Warrington. These are ongoing temporary opportunities with immediate starts available for experienced FLT drivers looking for long-term work with excellent rates of pay. Duties of the successful Logistics / FLT Operative You'll play a key role in supporting the manufacturing operation, with duties including: Loading and unloading vehicles safely and efficiently Moving stock and materials throughout the site High-bay storage and stock put-away Supplying production lines with materials Completing warehouse transactions using SAP and handheld systems Working safely within a fast-paced manufacturing environment Shift Pattern Successful candidates must be flexible to work a 3-shift rotating pattern: 6:00am – 2:00pm 2:00pm – 10:00pm 10:00pm – 6:00am Flexibility is essential to support operational requirements. What We're Looking For To be considered, you must have: A valid Counterbalance FLT licence (preferred) or a Reach Truck licence Recent, hands-on FLT operating experience within a warehouse or manufacturing environment Good IT and numeracy skills A strong awareness of health and safety A reliable, positive and flexible approach to work Recently expired or inhouse licences also considered What's on Offer? Immediate starts Ongoing temporary work Excellent hourly rates with shift premiums Full site training and induction Refresher FLT training where required Opportunity to increase earnings after 12 weeks Long-term opportunity with a recognised global manufacturer Apply Today If you have the relevant FLT experience and are looking for your next opportunity, we'd love to hear from you. Call Pertemps Warrington on (phone number removed)