Storeperson, Richlands. $35 an hour plus super. Permanent day shift, 7am to 3pm. Flexible start.
Interesting Industry Fact: a single 4.9 metre composite deck board can contain the recycled remains of around 2,000 plastic shopping bags, shredded and pressed together with reclaimed sawdust. Tough enough to stand on. Long enough to make a forklift driver think twice. That’s the stock you’ll be moving.
I’m Allan from Itch. A growing supplier of composite decking and screening needs another storeperson. Not a replacement. Just more orders than hands.
What’s in it for you
- $35 an hour plus super
- 7am to 3pm. Home before the afternoon storms roll in
- A friendly crew that has each other’s back
- The odd team get-together
The job
- Pick, pack and dispatch orders of decking and screening
- Receive and store incoming stock
- Plenty of forklift work, much of it long and awkward
- Stock counts and cycle counts that actually balance
- Spot and stop damage before it leaves the building
- Keep the warehouse clean, organised and protected
Your supervisor is a former corrections officer. He notices everything, runs a tidy floor and backs his team. He wants someone who follows instructions, but speaks up and asks when something doesn’t look right.
What you need
- High risk forklift licence (LF) and strong, confident forklift skills
- Experience moving ugly or oversized material. Timber, pipe or steel is ideal
- A current driver’s licence
- Permanent Australian work rights
Hit apply, I’ll call you for a chat, then it’s an interview, reference checks and a meet with the team if it all aligns.
Supermarkets stopped handing out free bags years ago. This job pays you $35 an hour to lift them.