Warehouse Picker /Voice Picking
Company
Programmed Facility Management
Location
Dandenong, Victoria, Australia
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
24 days ago
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via LinkedIn
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Job Description
Programmed are seeking experienced and reliable Warehouse Pickers to join a fast‑paced distribution center client, servicing global chain. This role is ideal for candidates with strong warehouse experience who are dependable, safety‑focused, and comfortable working across temperature‑controlled environments.What's on OfferAfternoon Shift: 2:45pm - 10:15pmMonday to Friday, potential weekendWork with a global FMCG supply chain leaderKey DutiesVoice picking across Dry, Chilled, and Frozen zonesPick and pack food products accurately and efficientlyOperating ride-on tuggers and walk-behind pallet moversFollowing OH&S and Food Safety standardsWillingness to be cross trained across all departmentsEssential RequirementsVoice picking experience - mandatoryProven warehouse pick & pack experienceComfortable operating ride-on / tugger equipmentWillingness To Work InDry AmbientChilled (2°C to 5°C)Frozen (-17°C to -21°C)High level of reliability and punctualityFlexible to work 4-5 shifts per week + OTSound knowledge of Workplace Health & SafetyPositive, honest, and team-focused attitudeHighly DesirableFreezer picking experienceCold storage environment experienceJoin the Programmed community and work for a company who values your safety and wellbeingTo be considered for this role you must be able to provide one Proof of Right to Work Document.Please note all applications will be treated as private and confidential.
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