- Compensation: up to GBP 27,955.2 - weekly
Company Description
Cavaghan & Gray are a member of the 2 Sisters Food Group based in Carlisle in Cumbria. Specialising in producing ready meals for one of the leading food retailers in the UK.
Job Description
Support a consistent, accurate and efficient transfer service of products from Production to the Riverbank Distribution Centre.
An operative role working closely with production and reporting to the Senior Dock Operative.
The main role is consistent, accurate and efficient transfer of products between production and distribution.
In EW3 there is an incoming goods dock. This differs from all the other docks where they provide products outgoing only.
Qualifications
- Experience in a despatch or incoming dock environment.
- Experience of SAP system desirable (training will be provided).
- Health & Safety awareness.
Additional Information
- Ensure efficient palletisation of products received from production.
- Carry out tray end labelling (TELs) and ensure labels are generated and trays are labelled accurately.
- Verify product information sheets (PI sheets) and update as necessary.
- Transfer products between Production, Despatch and Riverbank distribution centre using the SAP system.
- Communicate overs/shorts and other relevant information to the Senior Dock Operative and relevant Backpacking team member.
- Report any inaccuracies in date life data to the Senior Dock Operative.
- Maintain clean as you go.
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