Logistics Operator

TEKEVER is looking for a Logistics Operator for its West Wales Airport site. The role is a hands‑on, shop‑floor position focused on keeping parts and materials moving efficiently through the site, including receiving, inspecting, storing, picking, kitting, and dispatching goods and aircraft if required.

The Logistics Operator is a hands‑on, shop‑floor role at our West Wales Airport site. You keep parts and materials moving through the site — receiving and inspecting goods inwards, storing and picking stock, kitting and feeding the assembly and integration cells, supporting the teams that test and service our aircraft, and packing and dispatching finished aircraft and spares. You make sure the right parts are in the right place, at the right time, in the right condition and with the right paperwork — and that what the system says we hold matches what is physically on the shelf.

You work closely with Supply Chain, Production Planning & Control, Quality, the assembly and integration cells, and the flight‑test and servicing teams, and you are part of building the logistics operation up from the ground as the site scales through the OVERMATCH programme.

• Receive incoming deliveries and check them against purchase orders, delivery notes and packing lists for quantity, part number and condition.
• Carry out ESD‑safe handling and labelling, and route material for inspection where required before putaway.
• Record all receipts accurately and in real time in the ERP / inventory system.
• Report any shortages, damage, discrepancies or quality concerns promptly through the agreed process.

• Put away, store and locate materials correctly, including controlled‑stock and ESD‑sensitive items in their designated areas.
• Pick stock accurately against works orders and requests.
• Carry out cycle counts and stock checks, and keep stock locations and system records accurate and tidy.
• Maintain the integrity of the physical stock and its system record so the factory’s material picture stays honest.

• Prepare and issue kits to the assembly, integration and other production cells against the build schedule.
• Replenish line‑side stock and keep point‑of‑use materials available so production is never waiting on parts.

• Move aircraft, sub‑assemblies and ground support equipment safely between stores, the workshops, the hangar and the flight line for test and servicing.
• Issue and control the parts, consumables, batteries and tooling needed for drone test, servicing, maintenance and repair, keeping serialised and rotable items tracked through the repair loop.
• Receive aircraft and assemblies returning from flight test and from the field, book them in, and route them for servicing, repair or re‑test.
• Build and issue spares packs, field‑service kits and deployment kits to support test campaigns and customer trials.
• Manage the storage, handling and issue of batteries, payloads and other controlled items used in test and servicing, in line with safety and dangerous‑goods requirements.

• Pick, pack and prepare goods for dispatch, ensuring correct labelling, protection and documentation.
• Generate shipping paperwork, including packing lists, transport documents and dangerous goods declarations (ADR / IATA) where required.
• Inspect outgoing shipments against the order to confirm accuracy before they leave site.
• Coordinate collections with carriers and couriers and support timely customer and inter‑site dispatches.

• Operate forklifts, pallet trucks and other material‑handling equipment safely and within your authorisation.
• Work to all health, safety and security procedures, and handle goods correctly and securely at all times.
• Keep the warehouse, stores and dispatch areas clean, organised and audit‑ready (5S).
• Support continuous improvement of logistics processes and ways of working.

• Experience in a logistics, warehouse, stores, goods‑in or shipping/receiving role, ideally in a manufacturing or engineering environment.
• Good working knowledge of goods‑in, stores, dispatch…