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A large number of products and goods from all industries are purchased through online shopping every day. Whether it be shoes, groceries or the latest gadgets, nearly anything can be acquired via the internet and customers require extremely quick delivery times. Warehouses and warehouse operatives (also known as warehouse supervisors) are key components to this process.<\/p>\n
Without warehouse operatives, the distribution and circulation of goods would fall apart and become significantly less efficient. They are an instrumental part of the logistics industry.<\/p>\n
Below we\u2019ve created a mini-guide, explaining everything you need to know about warehouse operatives, including their responsibilities and desired skills.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re a talented warehouse operative and are on the lookout for an exciting career, please don\u2019t hesitate to get in touch<\/a> with a member of our friendly team here at BMR Solutions<\/a>. We specialise in pairing skilled individuals with some of the South West\u2019s top businesses.<\/p>\n Warehouses are pivotal to the efficiency of the UK supply chain. It is here items are stored until they are ready to be delivered to shops and homes across the country.<\/p>\n Warehouse operatives are responsible for managing and overseeing the operations ongoing in a warehouse. The duties they are expected to fulfil can vary, but usually include keeping a record of stock on the warehouse management system and checking for damaged or missing items.<\/p>\n The vast majority of employers require warehouse operatives to work up to 40 hours per week. Shift work is common, and is likely to include weekends, late nights and early mornings.<\/p>\n There are no formal qualification requirements for an entry-level warehousing role, but there are some favourable skills:<\/p>\n The specific responsibilities of a warehouse supervisor will largely depend on the job role, but typical job duties include:<\/p>\n If you\u2019re looking to either start your career in the warehousing industry, or even looking for your next career move, please contact<\/a> one of our recruitment specialists here at BMR Solutions. We\u2019re a team that has the network and support structure needed to help open the door to more opportunities.<\/p>\n Alternatively, submit your CV<\/a> with us today so that we can help you to find a vacancy suited to your skillset.<\/p>\n We often have plenty of exciting job vacancies available, so make sure to sign up for job alerts<\/a> to get notified of any new jobs that you may be interested in.<\/p>\nWhat is a Warehouse Operative?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Warehouse Supervisor Working Hours<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Desirable Skills of a Warehouse Operative<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Responsibilities of a Warehouse Operator<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Warehouse Supervisor Careers in Bristol & the South West<\/strong><\/h2>\n