Location: Sutton
Immediate Start!
We are currently looking for Warehouse Parcel Sorter to join a well-known Courier Company in London SW. Ideally, we would like to have candidates with experience in parcel distribution and a warehouse environment. Initially, this will be temporary work; however, this may lead to long-term work for people who show good work ethics and reliability.
The Role:
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Sorting items by hand into compartments on a sorting frame.
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Bagging and labeling mail for its destination.
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Moving mail around the office between conveyor belts, loading docks, and trolleys.
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Moving mailbags from cages, sorting mailbags and bundles of mail into cages.
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Loading and unloading wheeled containers from vehicles to the dispatch areas.
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Scanning parcels.
Applicants Must:
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Be able to lift and carry mailbags and boxes weighing up to 20kg and to push containers weighing up to 250kg
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Have a good level of English Language, both written and spoken
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Be IT literate and confident in using scanners/computer
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Have safety boots and a high-viz jacket
Start time:
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Falls between 10:00 PM - 11:30 PM till finish
Uplifted Rate PAYE Umbrella Scheme:
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Monday - Friday, £15.00 per hr
Please apply only if you can start ASAP and commit to working these hours.
Due to the nature of the role, they will require to carry out an in-depth security clearance check.
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