Warehouse Jobs in the United Kingdom
SARIA Ltd
£711.82 Per Week
Doncaster, Yorkshire
The Group’s companies manufacture quality products for use in human and animal foodstuffs, agriculture, aquaculture, and industrial applications. Business: SARIA’s UK operations have a market-leading presence in a wide range of sectors associated with the food chain.
Simon Hegele
£25500 Per Year
Didcot, HC
Candidates with experience of; Warehouse Person, Retail Warehouse Assistant, Goods Out, Goods In, Stock Control, Inventory, Picker, Packer, Fork Lift Truck Driver, FLT, FLT Operator, Forklift Truck Operator, Forklift Licence, FLT Driver, Crane Operator, Logistics Assistant, Logistics Operative, Distribution Operative, Warehouse, Distribution may also be considered for this role. Locating items safely in the warehouse / Factory in either the given location (SAP, Kan Ban) or in a suitable location, fitting to the size and nature of the item, carrying out any scanning action required.
Simon Hegele
£25500 Per Year
Oxford, HC
Candidates with experience of; Warehouse Person, Retail Warehouse Assistant, Goods Out, Goods In, Fork Lift Truck Driver, FLT, FLT Operator, Forklift Truck Operator, Forklift Licence, FLT Driver, Crane Operator, Logistics Assistant, Logistics Operative, Distribution Operative, Warehouse, Distribution may also be considered for this role. This quality focused, customer facing role working at our customer site in Eynsham within the small Goods-In team is part of the larger supply chain operation based at our Head Office in Didcot Quarter.
Spider
£11.5 Per Hour
Bury St Edmunds, ANGL
Additional keywords: Production, Food Safety, Warehouse Operative, Packing, Picking, Stock Management, Order Fulfilment, Quality Control, Freezer Operations, Pet Food Production. Spider is advertising on behalf of a high-quality dog food manufacturing company for a Picker & Packer Operative to join their production team in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
Spider
£11.5 Per Hour
Stowmarket, ANGL
Additional keywords: Production, Food Safety, Warehouse Operative, Packing, Picking, Stock Management, Order Fulfilment, Quality Control, Freezer Operations, Pet Food Production. Spider is advertising on behalf of a high-quality dog food manufacturing company for a Picker & Packer Operative to join their production team in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
Spider
£24481.6 - £26416 Per Year
Hitchin, HC
About the role: They are seeking a motivated Trade Counter and Warehouse Assistant who can support our warehouse operations, manage trade counter interactions, and assist our drivers with deliveries from their Head Office in Hitchin. About You: The ideal Trade Counter and Warehouse Assistant will have prior experience in a Trade Counter Sales, Warehouse operations and logistic planning role, ideally using Maxoptra or similar tool.
Tenth Revolution Group
£55000 - £70000 Per Year
City of London, London
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Data Engineer / Data Warehouse Developer to join a well-established Financial Services organisation in their Central London office - they operate a hybrid working model, and you will spend 2-3 days per week in their modern office to collaborate with your team. The role requires extensive experience with SSIS to uplift, re-build and optimise ETL processes, ensuring seamless data ingestion, analysis and integration from various source systems, into their unified Data Warehouse.
Tenth Revolution Group
£55000 - £70000 Per Year
City of London, London
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Data Engineer / Data Warehouse Developer to join a well-established Financial Services organisation in their Central London office - they operate a hybrid working model, and you will spend 2-3 days per week in their modern office to collaborate with your team. The role requires extensive experience with SSIS to uplift, re-build and optimise ETL processes, ensuring seamless data ingestion, analysis and integration from various source systems, into their unified Data Warehouse.
Tenth Revolution Group
£55000 - £70000 Per Year
City of London, London
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Data Engineer / Data Warehouse Developer to join a well-established Financial Services organisation in their Central London office - they operate a hybrid working model, and you will spend 2-3 days per week in their modern office to collaborate with your team. The role requires extensive experience with SSIS to uplift, re-build and optimise ETL processes, ensuring seamless data ingestion, analysis and integration from various source systems, into their unified Data Warehouse.
Tenth Revolution Group
£55000 - £70000 Per Year
City of London, London
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Data Engineer / Data Warehouse Developer to join a well-established Financial Services organisation in their Central London office - they operate a hybrid working model, and you will spend 2-3 days per week in their modern office to collaborate with your team. The role requires extensive experience with SSIS to uplift, re-build and optimise ETL processes, ensuring seamless data ingestion, analysis and integration from various source systems, into their unified Data Warehouse.
Warehouse Jobs Overview
Warehouse workers make the world work. Without warehouse workers, we wouldn’t be able to order everything from flour to furniture online and have them delivered to our door with just a few clicks. With the rise of online shopping, the demand for essential warehouse jobs has increased significantly, and many companies are actively hiring in this field. If you’re in good physical health, thrive as a team player, have great coordination skills, and are a master at organisation and planning, a warehouse job might be the right fit for you.
It takes a huge team to run a warehouse, so it’s easy to find a role that’s a good fit for your skills and background. Those roles include warehouse operators, warehouse associates, pickers, dispatchers, forklift operators, and managers. Most warehousing jobs are in the logistics departments of retail and wholesale and manufacturing companies, where warehouse workers complete shipments by processing and loading orders, prepare processing requests, and supply orders.
If you can't find exactly what you're looking for in a warehouse, you can also explore other operations and logistics jobs, such as:
Warehouse Worker Training and Skills
You don’t need a degree to apply to work in a warehouse, just two GCSEs in English and maths. However, some workers might be required to hold a valid forklift operator license. Aspiring warehouse managers would benefit from attending a logistics training course. Most warehousing companies also offer practical, on-the-job training.
Warehouse employers look for candidates with the following skills and qualities:
- Teamwork and coordination
- Physical ability to do heavy lifting
- Organisation
- Planning and time management
- Reporting and data-entry skills
- Inventory control
- Dependability
If you want more in-depth information about what a warehouse job might look like, take a look at Monster’s order picker job description sample.
Update Your Warehouse Worker CV
To apply for warehousing jobs, you might need to spruce up your CV to stand out from the crowd. Be sure to read the job description to see what your potential employer is looking for and highlight those key skills and experiences on your CV. Monster has a specific CV example and tips for warehouse operatives you can draw inspiration from.
You also want to make sure to include a cover letter in your application to make it stand out rather than just handing in a standard CV. Start with Monster’s cover letter tips for warehouse operative jobs, and then write your own draft. If you submit an original cover letter, hiring managers are more likely to give your application a second glance.
Interviewing for Warehouse Jobs
No matter the job, interviews can be nerve-racking. The key to a successful interview is preparation. Researching your potential employer and preparing for the questions you may be asked will help you feel a lot calmer. For more advice, check out Monster’s ultimate guide to job interview questions, including tips for answering those tricky questions like, "What are your greatest strengths?"
How Much Can I Make Working a Warehouse Job?
Salaries depend on the type of job you’re looking for, but England's National Careers Service reports a yearly average salary range of £16,000 – £24,000 for warehouse workers in England. Pay may vary in other parts of the UK. The average in Scotland, for example, is £21,840, and Careers Wales reports a salary range of £16,500 for starting workers to £22,000 for more experienced employees.
Want to Learn More About a Company You’re Interested In?
You can find warehouse jobs in several different industries, from the logistics departments of retail and wholesale companies to manufacturing companies. With Monster, you can easily access essential information about particular companies using our company profiles page. Search for the company you’re interested in to find relevant information such as:
- Company background
- Core values
- Company benefits
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