Warehouse Worker

You pick orders from pallet racking with a hand terminal, check the article number and the quantity against the picking list and build the pallet so that heavy cartons sit at the bottom. Finished pallets are wrapped, labelled and moved to the dispatch lane by gate number. Damaged goods go on a separate pallet and are reported to the shift leader before loading begins. Two shifts rotate weekly, 06:00-14:00 and 14:00-22:00, and the afternoon shift carries a supplement paid on top of the basic rate.

Completed primary school, no trade certificate required

Able to handle cartons up to 15 kg through a full shift

Careful counting and accurate reading of article numbers

Willing to rotate the morning and the afternoon shift

Forklift licence an advantage, the course is paid if you do not hold one

Basic Lithuanian or English for the shift handover and the safety signs

Net salary from 1200 up to 1370 EUR per month

Open ended contract with full social insurance from the first day

Supplement for the afternoon shift paid separately each month

Twenty working days of paid annual leave

Hot meal in the site canteen on every shift

Paid forklift course and a renewal when the licence expires

Work clothing, gloves and safety shoes issued and replaced

Pickers who take the forklift licence move to the reach truck and to stock replenishment after about a year. The shift leader post on each of the two shifts is filled from inside the warehouse.

A heated hall with marked pedestrian lanes, pallet racking to six metres and a separate charging room for the trucks. A high visibility vest, gloves and safety shoes are mandatory and are supplied by the employer.