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IndustrialUse our handy guide to write your job description for a Forklift Driver. A Forklift Driver plays a crucial role in warehouses, factories, and Engineering sites, ensuring that goods and materials are moved efficiently and safely. If you’re looking to hire a Forklift Driver for your team, then consider using this handy guide to prepare for your next hire.
• Operation of Counterbalance, REACH or VNA forklift (delete as appropriate)
• Load, unload, and transport goods around the warehouse or factory
• Adhering to safety guidelines to prevent accidents and ensure a secure working environment
• Inspecting machinery to ensure it is in good working order before and after use
• Keeping records of stock movements and deliveries – using a handheld scanner
• Working as part of a team to meet operational targets and deadlines
• Handling goods with care to prevent damage to products and materials
• Valid forklift licence (Counterbalance, VNA or Reach Truck certification)
• Attention to detail – ensuring accuracy when moving stock
• Good spatial awareness – maneuvering safely in tight spaces
• Physical stamina – the role involves standing, lifting, and working in varying temperatures
• Teamwork – collaborating with warehouse staff, supervisors, and logistics teams
• Basic IT and paperwork skills – updating inventory records and checking delivery documentation
• Entry Level - £24,000 - £28,000
• Experienced - £28,000 - £32,000
• Senior / Supervisor - £32,000 - £40,000
If you’re thinking of hiring a Forklift Driver for your team, or your need to expand your warehousing support, we can offer help on either a temporary or permanent basis. For ease you can submit a vacancy via our website and one of our team of consultants will come to your site for a FREE Consultation in which we will prepare your job description for you, make hiring suggestions around salary and rates, along with guidance on what to expect from relevant profiles.
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Manufacturing
May is Manufacturing Month—a time to celebrate one of the UK’s most vital industries and the people who keep it running. From precision engineering to food production, from assembly lines to automation, manufacturing continues to play a critical role in the UK economy—and its workforce is evolving fast.
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General News
Spring is in the air, and with Easter just around the corner, many employers naturally assume hiring should take a back seat. But contrary to popular belief, the Easter break can actually be one of the best times to connect with top talent—especially in sectors like engineering, manufacturing, and technical support.
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General News
Whether you're passively open to new roles or actively job hunting in the manufacturing or engineering sector, your CV is your first impression. At Busy Bee Recruitment, we review hundreds of technical CVs each month, and we know what hiring managers want to see—and what makes them switch off.
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Manufacturing
May is Manufacturing Month—a time to celebrate one of the UK’s most vital industries and the people who keep it running. From precision engineering to food production, from assembly lines to automation, manufacturing continues to play a critical role in the UK economy—and its workforce is evolving fast.
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General News
Spring is in the air, and with Easter just around the corner, many employers naturally assume hiring should take a back seat. But contrary to popular belief, the Easter break can actually be one of the best times to connect with top talent—especially in sectors like engineering, manufacturing, and technical support.
Manufacturing
May is Manufacturing Month—a time to celebrate one of the UK’s most vital industries and the people who keep it running. From precision engineering to food production, from assembly lines to automation, manufacturing continues to play a critical role in the UK economy—and its workforce is evolving fast.
