Part Time Counterbalance Driver - Weekends

AMJ Recruitment are currently recruiting for a Part Time Weekends Counterbalance Driver to work for a rapidly expanding manufacturing business based in Coventry, CV3. PLEASE READ - YOU MUST HAVE A VALID COUNTERBALANCE LICENSE. Pay Rate: £14.40 per hour Term - Temp to Perm after 13 weeks Starting - ASAP Working Hours (Saturday and Sunday) 08:30am - 19:00pm (Saturday and Sunday) - 20 hours per week Main Duties/experience • Offloading/loading finished and delivered goods. • Ensure all product incoming or outgoing is correct and is in a suitable condition. • Supply the production facility with required inventory, correctly and in a timely manner. • Report any quality failures to warehouse leadership team. • Ensure all company processes are followed correctly. • Perform other reasonable tasks within your skill level as required. • Ensure all working areas are clean and presentable. • Ensure inventory is stored in a safe and suitable manner. • Assist in maintaining accurate inventory. • Complete and file pre-use check sheets. • Carry out equipment maintenance as required and, on an ad-hoc basis. Key skills and requirements to be successful: • Ideally a recognised and current forklift truck licence. • Previous experience in a similar role. • A team player with a can do attitude. • Able to work using own initiative. To apply please follow the link and a member of the AMJ team will be in touch to discuss your application

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