Counterbalance Forklift Driver – Mon–Fri, Path to Permanent

TipTopJob; England; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 19,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hourly pay £13-£14.57

Mon-Fri 40 hours

Permanent after 13 weeks

No weekend work

Varied warehouse duties

Established warehouse environment

Long-term opportunity

Job summary

TipTopJob is seeking a Counterbalance Forklift Driver for a busy UK warehouse. You will operate material handling equipment, load and unload deliveries and move stock, with Monday to Friday 40-hour weeks and a path to permanent placement after 13 weeks.

You should have a valid Counterbalance forklift licence, warehouse experience and a good understanding of health and safety procedures. The role offers steady hours, a supportive team and opportunities for long-term progression.

Qualifications

• Valid Counterbalance Forklift Licence.
• Previous experience operating this type of material handling equipment.
• Previous experience within a warehouse environment.

Responsibilities

• Operate material handling equipment safely and efficiently throughout the warehouse.
• Load and unload deliveries while ensuring goods are handled correctly.
• Move and store stock accurately in the appropriate warehouse locations.
• Support general warehouse duties when required to keep operations running smoothly.
• Maintain a clean, organised and safe working environment.
• Follow health and safety procedures when handling, moving and storing goods.

Skills

Counterbalance forklift experience

Forklift licence

Warehouse experience

Job description

TipTopJob is seeking a Counterbalance Forklift Driver for a busy UK warehouse. You will operate material handling equipment, load and unload deliveries and move stock, with Monday to Friday 40-hour weeks and a path to permanent placement after 13 weeks.

You should have a valid Counterbalance forklift licence, warehouse experience and a good understanding of health and safety procedures. The role offers steady hours, a supportive team and opportunities for long-term progression.