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For our UK branch in Bridgend we are looking for a:Yard & Warehouse Operative/Technician
Location: Bridgend
Job description:
Are you a versatile, mechanically minded person who takes pride in doing your job to a high standard? We are looking for someone to support our rental business who can work on a wide variety of our rental equipment. This will include performing simple maintenance tasks, receiving equipment into our warehouse and maintaining a tidy, organized and safe workspace. This role is 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday with opportunities for occasional weekend and overtime work.
Your focus:
- Maintenance and repair of tanks and other rental equipment
- Assisting with yard inventory
- General housekeeping in the workshops, yard and offices.
- Equipment inspections (before and after rental)
- Vehicle and equipment cleaning
Your profile:
- Able to work in a small team and use own initiative.
- Safety conscious.
- Mechanical aptitude with some demonstrable mechanical Knowledge
- Forklift experience desirable
- Driving license B is required, Candidates with B+E or HGV will be very welcome as there may be the opportunity for occasional driving work.
- IT literate, you should know how to use emails as you may be required to enter worksheets into our computerised system.
Our offer:
United Rentals offers you a challenging position within an international, service-oriented and pleasant work environment where there is room for initiatives. Your opinion and innovative ideas are valued. We invest in your personal growth through coaching and training.
We spend a lot of time on a thorough training program to ensure that you have a good basis to start your career at United Rentals.
Interested?
To apply, just send your CV using the “apply” button.
Apply via our website
www.unitedrentals.com/en-gb
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For more information, please contact Anita Annis Booth (HR Officer UK) on 07899 005899 or at careersuk@ur.com.
