Warehouse Porter

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Job Title: Warehouse Porter - PM

Location: Exeter EX2 8QW

Hours per week: 39 (full time)
Days/Times of work: Sunday through Thursday 11pm - 7.30am

Salary: £11.90 per hour + Nightshift Allowance and benefits listed below.

Primary Job Purpose:

To accurately sort & distribute orders sent into transport into correct van routes/areas.

Let's talk a little bit about what you can expect:

We currently have opportunities to join our fast-paced pharmaceutical supply chain and be a key player in serving millions of patients across the UK and shaping our company culture. We’re seeking flexible Warehouse Team Members to join us at our Service Centre in Exeter, who thrive in an exciting environment where the work we do is critical in ensuring the integrity of the medical supply chain. If you’re passionate about creating healthier futures, making a meaningful impact in your daily role and want to work with a forward-thinking team, then apply now and let’s take the next step together!

Top 5 benefits working with us:

  • Competitive Pension scheme where the company matches your contribution and can include death in service benefit

  • Career training, development and various internal progression opportunities, such as forklift truck licence, forum representatives, and working in other departments

  • Employee Assistance programme with free legal and financial advice as well as mental health counselling and access to trained Mental Health First Aiders at work

  • Access to Cycle to work scheme and Perks at Work, with discounts at various retailers such as Currys, Samsung, HelloFresh and more

  • Charity days for events such as Children in Need and fun activities all year-round

    All sounding good so far? Fantastic! Here's an idea of what you'll be doing on a daily basis:

  • Unloading CDC/RDC trunker correctly and safely.

  • Reloading CDC/RDC trunker correctly and safely.

  • Stock replenishment according to data sheet.

  • Safe transfer of load to despatch bay.

  • Correctly sorting and distribution of orders.

  • Correct distribution/storage of trays/bins.

  • Adherence to checking off procedures.

  • Maintain standards in accordance with Health & Safety policy.

  • Damages awareness and procedures.

  • Understanding productivity.

  • Importance of security.

  • Maintaining a good standard of housekeeping.

    Here’s the kind of person that would fit us best:

  • Flexible and adaptable approach to work

  • Ability to work under pressure

  • Ability to communicate well with others

  • Good visual accuracy, numeracy and communication skills

  • Committed to working in a hazard-free, world class health and safety environment

    Desirable:

    Any previous experience of working in a warehouse environment would be highly desirable

    MANUAL HANDLING

    It should be noted that manual handling tasks such as lifting and bending are “essential requirements” of this role.

    Whilst Alliance Healthcare is committed to developing positive policies to promote equal opportunities in employment, we have a duty of care to ensure we do not instigate or worsen any conditions that would prevent the employee from carrying out manual handling duties.

    On that basis, for this role we cannot make “reasonable adjustments” for any applicant who is unable to carry out such duties. If you are unsure as to whether this applies to your application, you must detail on your application form and discuss at interview any information you feel may be relevant.

    Existing employees should keep their line manager informed of any changes that may affect their ability to carry out such duties

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