Warehouse Operative

Milton Keynes
3 months ago
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Fulfilment Centre Operative – Milton Keynes
£12.50 per hour | Ongoing work | Immediate start

We’re looking for two reliable and hardworking Fulfilment Operatives to join a busy Milton Keynes-based logistics centre during its peak period. This role will involve supporting both Inbound and Outbound departments, with a key focus on packing, picking, and stock replenishment.

The Role

You’ll be working across two departments to keep the operation running smoothly:

Outbound (Sunday & Monday):

Picking and packing customer orders
Maintaining accuracy and speed under pressure
Inbound (Tuesday–Thursday):

Replenishing stock for the Robotics section
Supporting Goods In and general warehouse operations
If you have strong Goods In experience, a full-time Inbound role may be available.

What We’re Looking For

We want team players who bring energy, focus, and commitment. The right person will be:

Reliable and self-motivated, able to work without micromanagement
Computer literate and confident using handheld devices (for pickers)
Fluent in English, with great attention to detail
Physically fit and ready to work in a fast-paced environment

Key Details

Pay: £12.50 per hour
Location: Milton Keynes
Shifts: Sunday to Thursday
Peak Period: Sunday working required from December onwards
Holidays: No annual leave approved during Christmas–January (potentially February)
If you are interested in this role, please apply below with your most recent CV.

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