Warehouse Operator & Inventory Controller

PE Global; Gloucester; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 25,000; Full time

Job summary

PE Global is recruiting a Storekeeper for a leading multinational technology company specialising in oilfield services, based in Quedgeley, Gloucestershire. This is a 12-month contract with a pay rate of £15-£18 per hour PAYE, without shifts and with working hours 7:30–15:30.

Responsibilities include warehouse product and material handling, inspecting arrivals against packing lists, cycle counting, and ensuring compliance with QHSE policies. FLT licence is advantageous but not mandatory.

Qualifications

• Previous experience in similar role required.
• FLT licence advantageous but not mandatory.

Responsibilities

• Execute product and material handling within the warehouse in compliance with policies and standards.
• Inspect and accept incoming shipments against packing lists.
• Complete material fulfilment upon Division request.
• Ensure compliance with company policies including QHSE.
• Perform inventory tasks: receiving, storing, picking, packing, issuing, cycle counting.
• Match deliveries to packing lists or PO; report discrepancies.
• Ensure outgoing items are properly packed and documented.
• Improve warehouse efficiency by optimizing bin locations.
• Maintain housekeeping in warehouse and shipping/receiving areas.
• Conduct inventory cycle counts and support physical counts.
• Investigate and resolve inventory/warehouse issues with Supervisor guidance.
• Operate forklift or other material handling equipment after training.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Experience in similar position

FLT Licence

Job description

PE Global is recruiting a Storekeeper for a leading multinational technology company specialising in oilfield services, based in Quedgeley, Gloucestershire. This is a 12-month contract with a pay rate of £15-£18 per hour PAYE, without shifts and with working hours 7:30–15:30.

Responsibilities include warehouse product and material handling, inspecting arrivals against packing lists, cycle counting, and ensuring compliance with QHSE policies. FLT licence is advantageous but not mandatory.