Job Title: Storeman (FLT Counterbalance + Sideloader Experience Preferred)📍 Location: Middlesbrough
📅 Start Date: ASAP
💼 Job Type: Temporary to Permanent
📦 Positions Available: 1
🕒 Shifts: 3-Shift Rotation (Days, Backs, Nights)
🏢 Recruiter: Stafforce Recruitment
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Job Description:Stafforce is recruiting a skilled Storeman for a well-established client in Middlesbrough. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone looking for long-term work with the potential to go permanent.
You'll be working in a fast-paced industrial environment, managing stock, operating forklifts, and supporting warehouse/production operations. Sideloader FLT experience is highly desirable.
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Key Responsibilities:Operating a Counterbalance FLT and ideally a Sideloader
Loading/unloading deliveries and materials
Moving stock and components around site
Keeping accurate records of stock movement
Supporting warehouse and production areas when required
Maintaining safety and cleanliness within the stores
Following Health & Safety procedures at all times
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Requirements:Valid Counterbalance FLT licence (RTITB or ITSSAR - up to 15T/B2)
Sideloader experience - preferred but not essential
Experience in a storeman or warehouse role
Familiarity with warehouse systems or stock control
Flexible, reliable, and able to work rotating shifts and overtime
Strong awareness of health & safety in industrial environments
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