Warehouse Operative InPost Depot Operations · Warehousing · Heathrow Depot


Want to be part of a UK hub, in a global business that is scaling rapidly, evolving fast and radically changing the decades old delivery universe? If so, read on, as we’re lookingfor a Warehouse Operative to join our Heathrow team!

We’re leading the logistics revolution, powering deliveries across the UK for some of the nation’s biggest high-street and online brands. Our depots are the backbone of our operation, ensuring seamless logistics and top-notch service for our customers. Whether you’re handling parcels, coordinating routes, or managing depot operations, you will play a key role in maintaining our high standards and efficiency.

As our network grows at lightning speed, so do the opportunities within it. This is your chance to be part of something big, where every day is fast-paced, impactful, and full of possibilities.

About the role:

Are you ready to dive into a fast-paced, high-energy role where every day is an exciting challenge? As a Warehouse Operative, you’ll be right in the heart of the action, playing a vital part in our dynamic parcel sortation team in Heathrow. If you thrive on keeping busy, staying active, and being part of a team that makes things happen, this is the perfect opportunity for you!

Every day is an adventure as you’ll support the smooth running of our warehouse operations. With a close-knit team and a focus on efficiency, you’ll be at the forefront of our distribution success. Are you ready to make an impact? Step into a role where your efforts truly matter!

Location:Unit 14-17, Heathrow International Trading Estate, Green Lane, Hounslow, TW4 6HB

Shift Pattern:4on 4off

Hours:07:00am - 18:00pm

Salary:£24,833.12 per annum

What you’ll be doing:

  • Sort parcels into the correct distribution channels and over-label items with precision
  • Break down, allocate, and load inbound supplies to keep everything flowing smoothly
  • Maintain a clean, safe, and well-organized warehouse environment
  • Stick to company policies and procedures to ensure the highest standards
  • Assemble customer supplies to packing specifications, ensuring no detail is overlooked
  • Ensure the quality of packed orders is spot on and ready to be shipped.

What we need from you:

  • You’ve got the ‘Right to Work’ in the UK
  • You’re a natural team player with an unstoppable can-do attitude
  • Flexible and ready to tackle new challenges at any moment
  • Confident and ready to thrive in a fast-paced, high-energy environment

Perks of the job!:

We love to reward our people for the great work they do:

???? Build a secure future with a competitive Pension Scheme

Peace of mind with Life Insurance

Stay active with our Cycle2Work scheme

Get the support you need with our Employee Assistance Program

The InPost process:

We pride ourselves on our candidate experience. We want to make this as straightforward as possible, for you and for us! We will try our best to get back to you within a few days to let you know if we’d like to take you to the first stage.

Throughout our process, you will get the opportunity to meet a cross-section of our friendly team members to get a sense of our culture, and a good understanding of the role, team and business. Your talent partner will guide you through each stage.

At InPost, we love uniqueness. Our strength is our people.

We strive to create an open, equal, inclusive environment in which everyone has the opportunity to flourish and be themselves.

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