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SalaryThe Role
Toll People are seeking an energetic, self-motivated individual to work for a leading distribution warehouse in Truganina. You will be responsible for Clerical duties along with general Warehouse duties including operating a Forklift therefore you must hold a valid LF licence. The shift time is Monday to Friday, 6am to 2pm paying $33.46.
Key Responsibilities
- Communicate with the customer via phone and email
- Using basic excel functions
- Operating Forklift - Counterbalance and High Reach
- Load trucks
- Labelling & checking pallets
- Receiving stock onto excel spreadsheet
Skills & Experience
- Clear and effective communcation skills
- Ability to use computers and Microsoft Excel
- Hold a valid LF licence with a minimum of 6 months experience
- Be able to work Monday to Friday 8am to 4pm
- Hold a current drivers licence with reliable transport
- Have 2 valid working references
Benefits
- Work for a highly reputable company
- Immediate start
- Temp to perm opportunity
- Above Award pay rates
- Weekly roster with ongoing hours
- Employee Assistance Program available
- Work for a company that has a strong focus on safety
- Onsite parking
- Temperature controlled environment
Toll People are Australia's most recognised provider of Transport, Logistics, Supply Chain and Warehouse staff. Whilst we service the Toll Group, we also service hundreds of external clients and partners, offering complete recruitment solutions from permanent and executive recruitment, business support recruitment to flexible labour and award-winning training and development.
All applicants must be entitled to work in Australia and be prepared to undergo a criminal history check, pre-employment medical and/or drug & alcohol testing as required.
Toll embraces and celebrates a variety of cultures. We continue to build a business that reflects the values of equality, built on the knowledge and understanding that everyone is welcome including the First Nations Peoples, and those of all ages, genders and abilities.
