Company
Mitre 10 (New Zealand) Limited
Location
Lower Hutt City, Wellington, New Zealand
Job type
Full-time
Posted
12 days ago
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Job description
A bit about us…Mitre 10 MEGA is New Zealand’s number one home improvement retailer. The Nees Group of Mitre 10 is a proudly family-owned and fast-growing organisation, committed to delivering an exceptional experience for our customers and creating a great place to work.We put our customers first and always go the extra mile. We continue to grow our team with people who share our values of being customer-obsessed, honest, fair, and committed to working as one team. If this sounds like you, read on!A bit about the role…We’re looking for two motivated and enthusiastic Distribution Centre Team Member's to join our Building Materials Distribution Centre team.This is a fast-paced, hands-on role where you’ll play a key part in ensuring stock is accurately processed, stored, and dispatched to support our stores and customers.Your responsibilities will include:Processing, organising, and storing inventory within the Distribution CentrePicking, packing, and preparing orders for deliverySupporting the Dispatch Team as requiredMaintaining a safe, clean, and well-organised work environmentDemonstrated experience operating a Forklift safetlyWhat we’re looking for…We’re seeking someone who is highly organised, reliable, and able to work efficiently in a busy environment. Ideally, you’ll bring:Good physical fitness, with the ability to lift, carry, and move stockA valid full New Zealand Driver LicenceForklift (F) endorsement and a current OSH Forklift Certificate MandatoryAn interest in learning about building materials and productsStrong awareness of Health & Safety legislation and safe work practicesConfidence using IT systems and technologyA positive attitude and team-focused approachThis is a full time role, rostered Monday-Friday : 8:30am to 5pmWhat’s in it for you?A fun, supportive, and dynamic work environmentOngoing training and developmentStaff uniform providedGreat staff buying privilegesIf this sounds like the opportunity for you, apply now! Applications will be reviewed as they come through.Mitre 10 MEGA is an alcohol and drug-free workplace. Successful applicants will be required to undergo pre-employment testing.👉 Apply now with your CV and cover letter via this website.
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