Materials Handler

Red Bull Racing & Red Bull Technology; Milton Keynes; On-site; GBP 10,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading motorsport innovation firm in Milton Keynes is seeking a Materials Handler to manage fluids used in Test Operations, ensuring compliance with safety regulations. The successful candidate will coordinate deliveries, maintain records, and operate analytical equipment to support high-performance Power Units for Formula One. Ideal applicants will have experience in inventory management and an understanding of fluid handling. Join our dynamic team and help shape the future of motorsport racing.

Benefits

Bonuses

Private healthcare

Pension scheme

On-site gym

Free daily food allowance

Qualifications

• Proven ability to manage inventory and plan fluid deliveries.
• Strong understanding of H&S protocols including COSHH.
• Basic mechanical aptitude with a grasp of fluid transfer systems.

Responsibilities

• Maintain records of all fluids used in Test Operations.
• Coordinate deliveries and internal transport of fluids.
• Operate oil analysis and fluid monitoring equipment.
• Manage consumable stock levels in the oil analysis lab.
• Oversee storage and disposal of waste fluids.
• Maintain communication with engine build and engineering teams.

Skills

Inventory management

Understanding of fluids for engine testing

Basic mechanical aptitude

Familiarity with oil analysis

Understanding of H&S protocols

Computer literacy

Target-oriented work ethic

Education

NVQ Level 3 in Mechanical or Motor Vehicle Engineering

Tools

Forklift

Microsoft Office

Job description

Red Bull Powertrains has an exciting opportunity to join our Test Operations team as we transition from building our team’s first Power Units to refining them into a race-ready package, all aimed at delivering the most competitive car on the 2026 Formula One grid. We are seeking a Materials Handler to support with driving the future of motorsport innovation. You will be based at our state-of-the-art engineering and manufacturing facility in Milton Keynes, designed to produce high-performance Power Units for the 2026 engine regulations.

The Test Operations team pushes the limits of innovation through cutting-edge physical testing, validating Powertrain systems from individual components to complete electrified vehicles. To unlock the full potential of this group, we adopt a fast-moving, technology-driven approach, leveraging advanced test automation, the latest tools and methodologies to deliver world-class performance and precision.

Responsibilities

• Maintain accurate records of all fluids used in Test Operations (fuels, oils, coolants), ensuring correct labelling, storage and compliance with safety regulations
• Coordinate deliveries, collections and internal transport of fluids, including safe handling, connection/disconnection of barrels and stock management to support uninterrupted test operations
• Operate oil analysis and fluid monitoring equipment, recording and reporting results to support test rig and component health assessments
• Manage consumable stock levels in the oil analysis lab and ensure timely replenishment of essential testing supplies
• Oversee the segregation, storage and disposal of waste fluids in compliance with environmental and hazardous waste regulations
• Maintain an effective level of communication with all relevant areas such as engine build, engine strip and engineering
• Contribute to the long-term development and efficiency of the departments
• Provide a flexible approach towards working hours which may include shift patterns and travel to support events in order to meet business demands as/when required

Experience

• Proven ability to manage inventory, maintain tock levels, and plan fluid deliveries to ensure smooth daily operations
• Sound understanding of fluids used for engine testing and their handling requirements
• Basic mechanical aptitude with an understanding of basic fluid transfer systems
• Familiarity with oil analysis and fluid condition monitoring would be advantageous
• Strong understanding of H&S protocols, including COSHH, PPE and spill response
• Valid forklift truck licence (beneficial)
• An apprenticeship or NVQ Level 3 vocational qualification or higher in Mechanical or Motor Vehicle Engineering is preferable
• Computer literate, including Microsoft Office competency
• Target orientated working ethic and willingness to learn

Benefits

• Bonuses,
• Private healthcare,
• A pension scheme,
• On-site gym,
• Free daily food allowance

And many more!

Most importantly, you’ll play a key role in powering championship-winning cars. If you're ready to be part of something extraordinary, apply now and help shape the future of F1.