One Stop - Warehouse Operative Night Shift

One Stop - Warehouse Operative Night Shift

About the role
Here at One Stop we aim to serve local shoppers a little better every day. Being a part of the local community, we can achieve this but it\'s our colleagues who really bring this to life.

We are offering a Permanent 37.5 hour per week 22:00-06:00. Overtime is available and paid at time & half after 37.5 hours or double time on a Sunday.

As a Warehouse Operative, your role will be to ensure our stores receive the right stock, at the right time. It\'s a fast-paced environment, where you\'ll also need to be a team player and able to meet your targets by working efficiently, accurately and safely.

The main duties of the Warehouse Operative will involve order picking using a finger scanner; however, other warehouse duties may need to be undertaken as and when required.

You will be responsible for:

  1. Having a key role in supporting our store colleagues by making sure orders are assembled accurately.
  2. Picking and manually handling stock.
  3. Maintaining a clear and tidy warehouse and ensuring any potential hazards are taken care of safely, quickly and efficiently.
  4. Making sure stock is received, stored, packed and transported according to the highest standards.
  5. Taking ownership for your own and others\' safety whilst at work.
  6. Using tools and training material provided efficiently.
  7. Using your Mechanical Handling Equipment efficiently.
  8. Working both independently and as part of a team.

You will need:

  1. To have passion about delivering great customer service.
  2. Energy to enjoy the buzz of working in a fast-paced yet exciting environment.
  3. A driven and keen attitude to learn new skills as well as thriving whilst working in an encouraging team.
  4. Reliability and punctuality.
  5. The ability to adapt to working in a fast-paced ever-evolving environment.
  6. Be happy to go that extra mile.

Should you be successful in your application, your offer will be subject to and conditional upon you providing your bank account details before your agreed start date.

What\'s in it for you?

At One Stop we value our colleagues just as much as our customers, and part of this is the benefits we offer:

  • 10% Discount in One Stop.
  • 10% Discount Tesco & Tesco Cafe (increased to 15% on 4 weekly pay weekends).
  • 20% Discount on F&F Clothing in Tesco Stores.
  • 10% discount at Tesco Mobile, including Colleague Deals which can be shared with friends & family.
  • 20% off car, pet and home insurance at Tesco Bank.
  • Discounted eye care through Vision Express.
  • A range of discounts at Tesco Pharmacy such as 50% off health checks including flu jabs.
  • Discounted Simply Health cash plan.
  • Colleague Deals and Discounts, allowing access to exclusive savings with a variety of retailers, days out, gyms and much more.
  • Save as you earn scheme annual invitation.
  • WeCare support service, offering a 24/7 online GP to colleagues & immediate family members, second opinions, mental health support service, get fit programme and much more at no cost to colleagues.
  • Annual leave entitlement increases with length of service.
  • Retirement Savings Plan.
  • Life Assurance.
  • Car Allowance (if applicable to job role).
  • Private Medical insurance (if applicable to job role).
  • Flexible working options.

One Stop is a subsidiary of the Tesco Group but is operated as a separate business and as such benefits offered will differ between One Stop and Tesco.

One Stop have the right to withdraw the vacancy before the closing date should a successful application be received prior to the closing date. As such we would highly encourage you to submit your application as soon as you can.

Community Involvement

As a convenience retailer, it\'s really important to us that our stores and colleagues are truly embedded within the communities that we serve. Whether that\'s fundraising for local charities and groups or for our charity partners - supporting those in need is at the heart of all we do.

Diversity & Inclusion at One Stop

Everyone is welcome at One Stop and we\'re proud to be an inclusive workplace that celebrates the cultures, personalities and preferences of all of our colleagues.

Learning & Development at One Stop

At One Stop our vision is to create a learning culture where colleagues are learning every day. Whether you want to focus on your personal development, build confidence in your existing role or focus on growing your career, learning will help you to achieve your personal and professional goals.

Please note that One Stop will only recruit individuals who have passed the school leaver\'s age. We can only accept candidates over the age of 18 if the role requires working before 6:15 am or after 9:45 pm or involves working in areas such as the warehouse.

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