Warehouse and Cleaning Apprentice Job Brighouse area,England UK,Maintenance/Cleaning

You will be working alongside our Warehouse Manager, building flatpack equipment, loading and unloading vans, booking stock in, scanning stock out. Cleaning the returned equipment and booking it back to shelf. This role also includes carrying out repairs to specialised pieces of equipment.

Observing, learning, and understanding a wide range of warehouse skills and processes while under the instruction of skilled technical staff
To be able to demonstrate these skills and processes as the training period progresses by working
Independently or with a team, to undertake tasks as instructed and increasing overall contribution to the department
To undertake and successfully complete the Supply Chain Warehouse Operative course (Level
2)
Learning and understanding the importance of Health and safety within the workspace
To develop the skills to construct or modify apparatus and community equipment
To learn how to maintain workshop equipment and to keep it in good repair
To maintain a logbook over the duration of the apprenticeship period, recording projects that have been undertaken and the skills learned
To maintain and to ensure general good housekeeping of the workplace and cleaning / specialist areas
To maintain a smart appearance and to act in a professional manner at all times whether on or off the site
To perform any other duties appropriate to the grade and role of the post holder

You will be required to complete a DBS check, this will be refreshed every 2 years.

About the employer

MEDEQUIP ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY LIMITED

Medequip is a specialist logistical business that provides innovative solutions in the Health and Social Care sector. As one of the longest-serving providers of contracted out ‘Community Equipment Services’, having been awarded our first community equipment contract in early 1993, we have grown in both size and expertise to now offer fully integrated services which reflect the complex needs of the sector, designed and coproduced in conjunction with commissioners, professional prescribers, community support organisations, and the families, carers and most importantly, those people who use our services.