Returns Processing Hand

Every order that leaves this building-supplies depot in Soweto passes through your hands first. It suits someone who likes knowing exactly what a good day's work looks like.

This post is Soweto-based, with most of your time spent at a building-supplies depot.

• Replenish empty pick faces from overstock racking
• Scan every item so the system shows the right stock count
• Move pallets with a hand pallet jack to the dispatch lane
• Label boxes with the correct waybill and route sticker
• Wear thermal gear and rotate in and out of freezer zones on schedule
• Count stock during weekly cycle counts and month-end stock takes
• Stack finished orders on pallets and stretch-wrap them tight

• South African ID or a valid work permit
• Willing to wear safety boots, a reflector vest and gloves
• You're fit enough to lift boxes up to 25kg all shift
• Punctual, with reliable transport home after late shifts

• Basic computer skills for capturing counts
• A valid forklift or reach truck certificate

• Staff canteen with subsidised meals
• Safety boots, overalls and freezer jackets supplied
• Permanent appointment for reliable temps after peak season

• Say clearly that you can work nights and weekends. Peak-season hiring goes to people who are available.
• Arrive for the interview in closed shoes. Some warehouses walk you through the floor straight away.