Warehouse Operative - Reach Truck Driver

Job Description


Warehouse Operative

Premier Park

£33,490 Per annum with an exciting range of benefits 

Working 45 hours per week

You must be a qualified reach truck driver (in-house or external qualification) to apply for this role. 

Take your warehouse career to the next level with Sysco GB. We’re home to some of the UK’s leading food businesses including Brakes and Fresh Direct, and we’re opening a next-generation site in Hemel. Designed with colleagues in mind, the site has all the right ingredients to be an amazing place to work. Join us as a Warehouse Operative - Reach Truck Driver and help us to keep even more people happy.

A satisfying role

Our Warehouse Operators are the heart of our business. Joining a close-knit team in our multi-temperature warehouse, your role will be focused on replenishing stock, moving product around the depot using a variety of equipment and loading onto lorries You’ll also be supported by our friendly admin team, so that every order is processed accurately, swiftly and in line with health and food safety procedures.

What you bring to the mix

As an experienced reach truck driver and someone who genuinely cares about providing a great service for customers and colleagues, you have what it takes to make a difference here:

  • a good eye for detail and accuracy
  • like being part of a team
  • basic language skills and the ability to perform simple calculations
  • comfortable working in a cold environment
  • ideally, experience in a multi-skilled warehouse – although this isn’t essential
  • the ability to bend, stretch and lift up to 25kg.

Bags of benefits

The amazing facilities and working environment at our Hemel site are not the only benefits of working here. You’ll be able to take your pick from everything from a pension scheme and generous holiday to family-friendly flexibility and ongoing training. You’ll get fantastic discounts on our delicious products too.

Tempted to join the team? Apply today!

At Sysco GB everyone is welcome. We don’t want you to ‘fit our culture’ we want you to help define it and we actively celebrate the unique talents of each and every colleague. We don’t just look at your CV, we’re more focused on who you are and your potential. As part of our values, we are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive culture where everyone has a voice, is appreciated and has the same opportunities. We work hard to ensure that everyone feels part of our business, as we care for one another and connect the world through food and trusted partnerships. Our ultimate goal is to ensure that everyone belongs and thrives at Sysco GB and we recognise that Sysco GB can only thrive when everyone feels they belong. We'll do everything we can to support you during your application. If you need us to make any adjustments to our recruitment process, speak to our resourcing team who will be happy to support you. 

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