FLT Driver

Tamworth
2 weeks ago
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Full-time ongoing / perm opportunity
Annual bonus
Supportive team environment

We are seeking several experienced FLT Operators for a busy manufacturing facility in the Tamworth area. This is an opportunity to work for a high-profile production facility seeking candidates who are able to commit to a favourable day shift (Apply online only)). Should these hours not suit, Pertemps are also on the lookout for trained forklift drivers for other key clients in the Tamworth area.

As a Forklift Driver, your responsibilities will include:

  • As a minimum, operating Counterbalance MHE equipment

    Operating heavy duty machinery
  • Material handling in support of production lines
  • Replenishing racking and helping with sequencing of parts
  • Loading / unloading containers
  • Supporting with off-truck work as required (i.e. picking, palletising, goods in/out paperwork)

    In order to be considered for our Forklift Driver role, you must:

  • Hold a minimum of 6-12 months experience as an FLT Operative
  • Be able to produce universal certification to prove your eligibility to drive
  • Be fully flexible to work in production areas as well at the stores
  • Have a positive, ambitious working attitude
  • Possess a good sense of humour and desire to support your team mates 
    Hours of work: (Apply online only) Monday to Friday
     
    Rate of pay: £12.44, increasing to £14.42 after completion of 12 weeks (you will additionally receive an annual bonus of up to £1,600 based on the basis of an acceptable attendance level)
     
    If you are interested in applying or finding out further information about our Forklift Driver role, please click to apply

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