Warehouse Operations/ Studio Assistant

Parkside; City Of London, Greater London; On-site; GBP 22,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company in East London seeks Warehouse Operations/Studio Assistants for a minimum 9-month term. Responsibilities include prepping and packaging apparel and non-apparel items with an emphasis on quality and attention to detail. Candidates must have at least 6 months of relevant experience and be adaptable to a fast-paced work environment.

Qualifications

• At least 6 months experience in retail apparel/non-apparel.
• Experience in prepping garments and packaging items.
• Ability to lift up to 15 KG and work various shifts.

Responsibilities

• Support daily product movement through the studio.
• Prepare garments and maintain cleanliness standards.
• Identify and report product issues to leads.

Skills

Attention to detail

Efficiency

Adaptability

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East London, United Kingdom

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Posted:

22.06.2025

Expiry Date:

06.08.2025

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Job Description:

Our client based in East London requires Warehouse Prepper/Studio Assistants to join their team for a minimum period of 9 months.

Do you have a least 6 months of experience in a retail apparel/non-apparel environment? (Clothes, shoes, bags)

Are you experienced in prepping garments and non-apparel items? (Bagging and tagging items)

Are you experienced in packaging and re-packaging apparel and non-apparel items?

Do you strive for high standards and have excellent attention to detail?

• After products have been received by the inbound team, they must be prepared for imaging so they can continue their journey through the studio to eventually make it to a photography bay and have an image captured.
• There are two different types of product preparation: one for apparel and one for products which include but are not limited to shoes, bags, media, food, and drink.
• Preparation for apparel (bag and tag) involves the product being removed from the original packaging, hanging the item of clothing onto the appropriate type of hanger, and putting it onto a clothing rail.
• Preparation of products (prep) involves the original packaging being removed and the item being cleaned. Prepare items such as bags with filler to be imaged.
• After products have been photographed on the photo bays, they then need to be repackaged before they are able to be shipped back out to their original warehouses.
• As a studio, all the products that are photographed here are on loan from fulfillment centers and will eventually make their way to customers who purchase them. It is crucial then those products are repackaged to the highest standard possible and any damages are identified and removed from the process.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Support the daily movement of products through the studio by prepping items and getting them ready to be imaged
• Carefully prepare garments with efficiency and attention to detail as per standard operating procedures and guidelines.
• Maintain cleanliness and organization standards in the prepping area as per studio guidelines.
• The ability to identify issues with the product, such as damages, and report them to the area lead
• Strive to meet and exceed performance goals
• Ensure that safety standards are upheld as per studio guidelines
• Able to lift up to 15 KG, and bend and/or stretch during shifts between 8 to 12 hours long
• Follow the studio health & safety guidelines and implement them in every task execute
• Follow the repackaging guidelines as per training guidelines and SOP
• Attention to detail and ability to spot any defects, such as damage to the clothes
• Able to adapt and work in a fast-paced commercial studio environment
• Willing to learn and be familiar with the end-to-end product movement within operations.
• Be able to switch between multiple tasks

Can you work part-time or full-time hours?