Warehouse Operative

You pick orders with a radio frequency terminal, reading the location and the quantity from the screen and building the pallet in the order the delivery route needs. Between picks you replenish the lower racks from the reserve levels, wrap the finished pallet, weigh it and label it for its loading bay. Damaged or short stock goes to the discrepancy area with a written note. Two shifts run 06:00-14:00 and 14:00-22:00 with a weekly rotation, and you report to the shift leader for your aisle.

Basic schooling and the right to work in Portugal

Warehouse or shop stockroom experience is useful but not required

Able to lift and move goods repeatedly across a full shift

Comfortable with a handheld scanner after the internal training

Willing to rotate between the morning and the afternoon shift

Basic English for labels, terminal screens and safety signs

Net salary from 850 up to 935 EUR per month

Permanent contract with Social Security from the first day

Meal allowance of 6,15 EUR for every worked day

Shift supplement on the afternoon rotation

Company transport from Lisbon and from Loures

Forklift licence paid for operatives who want it

Work clothing, safety shoes and gloves provided

Operatives who learn the reserve levels and the discrepancy paperwork move to goods receiving or to inventory control inside a year. The forklift licence is the usual next step and the employer pays for it.

A covered warehouse on two levels, racking up to eight metres, marked pedestrian lanes and chilled chambers for the fresh lines. High visibility vest, safety shoes and gloves are mandatory and supplied by the employer.