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Warehouse Administrator

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7 months ago
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Job Description

Position: Warehouse Administrator

Location: Bromborough

Hours: 9am-5pm Monday-Friday

Salary: £11.90p/h

HRGO are currently recruiting for a Warehouse Administrator to form part of the warehouse team and provide support in Bromborough, Wirral.

Skills and requirements:

Comply with GMP by constantly working to all relevant written procedures, especially in relation to the control and booking in of materials.
To constantly challenge and report any unsafe working practices by completing a 'near miss' report form.
To extend working cover where personal circumstances allow, effectively covering holidays/sickness.
In exceptional circumstances you may be asked to come out and support operation.
Printing labels for stock
General administration within the warehouse
Able to raise Change Controls, complete & raise Non-Conformances.
To check what is required for deliveries coming in
Checking of PMS sheets for dispatch
Dealing with multiple staff departments including Warehouse Managers, Warehouse Operators, Quality Department, Planning Department, and Customer Service Department.Preferred experience:

Knowledge and understanding of computerised MRP systems & computer literate
Experience working within controlled environments e.g. Pharmaceutical/Medical Device/Food
Good basic warehousing knowledge
GMP knowledge/experience required
Educated to GCSE level in Maths & English required.If you are interested, please contact or call (phone number removed)

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