Warehouse Operative; Forklift​/Order Picker Driver

At Bike Club, we offer subscriptions for children’s bikes that grow with your kids. Families pay a monthly fee, and when their children outgrow their bikes, we exchange them for a larger size. We refurbish the used bikes and make them available to other families. It’s sustainable and hassle‑free.

With over 80,000 bikes, we are the second-largest bike rental network globally, and the largest in the children’s bike sector. With over $50 million in funding, we are rapidly expanding across Europe. While our headquarters is in the United Kingdom, we are also active in Germany.

The Warehouse Operative helps with goods coming in and going out, bike cleaning, and keeping track of inventory. They follow processes to keep things running smoothly and to a high standard. They work with the Logistics Lead and other teams to make sure everything is accurate, on time, and supports member satisfaction. We are also looking for a forklift driver, so recent or current experience operating a forklift is essential for this role.

• Goods In: Receive, unpack, arrange, and store goods.

• Goods Out: Gather, pack, prepare and load goods for dispatch.

• Bike Preparation: Ensure bikes are clean and prepped for our mechanics.

• Forklift/Order Picker Operation: Safely operate a forklift to load, unload, move and store goods around the warehouse.

• Inventory: Stock control and counts for audits.

• Health & Safety: Keep a clean and safe working environment and optimise space utilisation.

• Bike Quality: Ensuring bikes are prepared, cleaned and delivered to members with minimal defects.

• Timely Checks: Completing all checks and tasks within the agreed time frames.

• On-Time Dispatch: Helping to dispatch as many orders as possible on time.

• Accurate Reporting: Accurately recording any issues or faults during your work.

• 26 days holiday per year + bank holidays
• Pension salary sacrifice
• Enhanced Maternity and Paternity Leave
• Employee Discount on our bikes
• Cycle to Work scheme