Production Picker

Prime Appointments Ltd; Bury St Edmunds; On-site; GBP 14,000 - 15,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Early finish Fridays

Overtime available

Excellent holiday allowance

Job summary

Prime Appointments Ltd is seeking a Production Picker to join the stores department on the outskirts of Bury St Edmunds. This 40-hour week runs 08:00-16:30 with an early finish on Fridays. The role is temporary-to-permanent, with overtime and a strong holiday allowance.

You will manage inventory for the production team, pick machine parts from the warehouse, and prepare them for the manufacturing team. Prior warehouse experience is essential, and SAP familiarity is a plus.

Qualifications

• Previous warehouse experience is essential.
• You must be computer literate.
• Familiarity with stock control systems such as SAP would be beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Picking machine parts from the warehouse.
• Reading and working from stock lists while managing inventory.
• Assisting in the warehouse as and when required.
• Regularly reconciling physical stock against computerised records.
• Maintaining health and safety and good housekeeping standards.

Skills

Warehouse experience

SAP familiarity

Computer literacy

Tools

SAP

Forklift licence

Job description

We are looking for a Production Picker to join the stores department on the outskirts of Bury St Edmunds (own transport required due to the rural location). This is a temporary-to-permanent position offering £12.71-£13.50 p/hour, working 40 hours per week from 08:00-16:30, with an early finish every Friday. Overtime is available, along with an excellent holiday allowance.

The role involves managing inventory for the production team, picking machine parts from the warehouse and preparing them on trolleys ready for the manufacturing team.

Any experience with hand tools would be highly advantageous, whether it's production or assembly-based.

Production Picker Duties:

• Picking machine parts from the warehouse.
• Reading and working from stock lists while managing inventory.
• Assisting in the warehouse as and when required.
• Regularly reconciling physical stock against computerised records.
• Taking responsibility for your own health and safety and personal development, keeping up to date with relevant issues and maintaining good housekeeping standards.

Previous warehouse experience is essential, but some training will be provided. You must be computer literate, and familiarity with stock control systems such as SAP would be beneficial.

A forklift licence would be hugely beneficial but is not essential for the role.

This is a permanent position following a successful trial period.