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Day Dispatch Operatives - Bridgwater (£12.37 per hour) Excellent POST AWR Rates

Location: Bridgwater, Somerset

Job Type: Full-time, ongoing with potential for permanent employment

About the Role

We're currently recruiting Day Dispatch Operatives to join a well-established and prestigious employer in Bridgwater.

This is a fantastic opportunity for reliable and hardworking individuals looking for a long-term position with excellent progression opportunities.

You'll be working in a chilled warehouse environment (around 4°C), helping to move trolleys of milk and dairy products safely and efficiently throughout the site. The role is physically demanding, so a good level of fitness and a proactive attitude are essential.

Shift Schedule

• 14:00 - 22:30 or 06:00 - 14:30
• 5 out of 7 days per week
• Regular weekend work required
• Frequent overtime opportunities available
• Weekend and Bank Holiday enhancements apply after 12 weeks of work.

Pay Rates

• £12.37ph Days Pre & Post AWR Basic hours
• £18.56ph Days Pre & Post AWR Overtime hours after 40hrs
• £15.22ph Nights Pre & Post AWR Basic hours
• £21.41ph Nights Pre & Post AWR Overtime hours after 40hrs

Post AWR Rate enhancements

• £15.46 - £18.31ph Saturdays Post AWR
• £18.56 - £21.41ph Sundays Post AWR
• £24.74 - £27.59ph Bank Holidays Post AWR

Benefits

• Weekly pay
• Online payslips for convenience
• 28 days paid annual leave (pro-rata for PAYE, inclusive of statutory holiday)
• Pension contribution
• Fully paid training provided
• PPE supplied at no cost (including high-visibility jacket and safety boots)
• Choice of flexible working arrangements - long-term, short-term, or ad-hoc shifts
• Ongoing assignments available throughout 2025/2026
• Potential for a permanent position following a successful trial period

Requirements

• Physically fit and comfortable working in a chilled environment (approx. 4°C)
• Ability to manoeuvre heavy trolleys safely
• Reliable, punctual, and able to work as part of a team
• Previous warehouse or dispatch experience is beneficial but not essential