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Forklift Truck Drivers Wanted In DAGENHAM!

Logistics People are looking for Forklift Truck Drivers/Forklift Truck Operatives/Forklift Drivers/FLT Drivers/FLT Operatives to join our team. 

*** 6 Months Forklift Driving – Counterbalance, Bendi, Flexi, Aisle Master, & Pivot Steer Experience required!***

Location: Dagenham. Great Bear 

Working Hours: 

Various Shift Patterns
Pay Rate: £13.22 - £14.37 P/hr

Position: Forklift Truck Driver - Counterbalance, Bendi, Flexi, Aisle Master, & Pivot Steer 

As a Forklift Truck Driver for Logistics People your role will consist of various duties including but not limited to:

Operating a Forklift to transport materials and goods throughout the warehouse.
Loading and unloading trucks and containers safely and efficiently.
Stacking and organising pallets and other items within the warehouse.
Conducting pre-operation inspections of the forklift to ensure it is in proper working condition.
Following safety protocols and procedures to prevent accidents and injuries.
Participating in any required training sessions to maintain and improve Forklift driving skills
All applicants must have a minimum of 6 months FLT – Counterbalance, Bendi, Flexi, Aisle Master, & Pivot Steer experience
What are the benefits of working for Logistics People?

24/7 on-site support
Career progression opportunities
Modern Facilities
Great Rates of Pay
DON’T BE SHY!! APPLY – SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION TODAY

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