Warehouse jobs fall under the logistics sector and are a critical component of the supply chain system. It is used by firms that export, import and produce goods.

As warehouses provide a centralised location to store products, it becomes easier for businesses to track and manage goods inventory. Not only that, warehouse storage facilitates efficient order, dispatch and shipment processing operations. By optimising distribution and delivery through warehouse usage, companies are able to achieve a high level of customer satisfaction.

Warehouse workers are a vital cog in the whole supply chain cycle. They will pack orders, manage inventory, complete deliveries by driving goods in between vendors, ensure safe working conditions, submit reports and implement company safety policies.

To start a career in logistics, the candidate should be great at time management along with an ability to pay attention to detail. He should be able to understand computer systems and be willing to learn on the job. There are no special qualifications required to become a warehouse worker. Having completed high school education would definitely work in the applicant’s favour. Given the level of experience, a warehouse worker can earn between £8.30-£10.50/ per hour.

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