Warehouse Operative Apprentice

Bühler is active in over 140 countries and has more than 13,000 employees worldwide. Two billion people consume foods that are made with Bühler processes on a daily basis. These include flour, rice, pasta, chocolate, coffee, and beer. We are continuously working to create sustainable innovations for a better world. Our aim is to transform the world’s most pressing food and mobility challenges into sustainable technologies, process solutions and services. Our UK business has been in operation since 1928. Our UK Optical Sorter Business Unit headquarters and manufacturing facility are conveniently located in the London Docklands, where the Quality Industrial Intern role will also be based.

To be confirmed.

  • Support through the picking process in Kardex (vertical storage) and goods in process, e.g, picking parts for production, for plant transfers, check goods and learn booking in processes
  • Window service to production e.g, replacing returns, quality checks, provide extra components requests
  • Goods in e.g, checking incoming deliveries prior booking in
  • Counting of incoming material
  • Quality checks of material
  • SAP usage

An apprenticeship includes regular training with a training organisation. At least 20% of your working hours will be spent training or studying.

Working hours and pattern - 39 hours / week: Monday 7.00am - 3.30pm, Tuesday - Friday 7.00am - 3.15pm. Break times 10.00am - 10.15am and lunch 12.20pm - 1.00pm.

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