Stores Operative

Normanton, Derby
2 weeks ago
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Stores Operative

Derby

12.99p/h

We are seeking a reliable and proactive Stores Operative to join the team within a dynamic aerospace manufacturing environment. The successful candidate will play a key role in the day-to-day operations of our stores department, ensuring the accurate receipt, storage, and dispatch of components, materials, and products in accordance with aerospace quality standards.

Shift Patterns / Working Hours:
Monday to Thursday 7:30am to 4pm and Friday 7:30am to 12:30pm

Overtime paid at 1.5 x after 39 hours

Day to Day includes:

Receive, inspect, and record incoming goods and materials in line with aerospace industry protocols.

Accurately pick, pack, and dispatch parts and assemblies to production or external customers.

Ensure stock is correctly stored and organised to maintain traceability and minimise damage or loss.

Use stock control systems and software to maintain accurate inventory records.

Support production by ensuring the timely delivery of components and materials.

Conduct regular cycle counts and assist with full stock audits.

Identify and report any discrepancies or quality issues to the relevant departments.

Comply with company health and safety procedures, quality standards, and aerospace regulatory requirements.

Operate lifting equipment, pallet trucks, and forklifts (training provided if necessary).

Maintain a clean and orderly working environment within the stores area.

What we're looking for….

Previous experience in a manufacturing or production environment

Experience working in a Stores or Dispatch team.

Be able to lift up 20kg

Have a positive and approachable demeanor

Fluent in English language written and verbal

This position is offered initially on a temporary contract basis however candidate may transfer over to a permanent contract after qualifying time period 

To apply for the Stores Operative role, you will need to submit an up to date CV or call us on (phone number removed) to discuss the opportunity further

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