Yard Supervisor

We rely on our Yard Supervisors to manage a busy yard to make sure that products are readily available for deliveries and stock is maintained and stored correctly. Based in our Bromborough, you’ll be part of a team where everyone is putting the effort and get the job done.

Permanent Day shift 7:00AM – 16:00PM 9-hour shift (8 hours paid 1 hour break), bank holidays are part of the normal rota.

Here’s a quick overview of some of the things you can expect to do as a Yard Supervisor:

Managing the operations in the yard on behalf of the workshop manager and makingsure that the day-to-day running of the yard runs smoothly
Supporting with loading and unloading our vehicles
Being responsible for goods inwards/outwards and documentation
Looking after stock, noting any faulty/damaged goods, low stock levels and reportingthese to the workshop manager
Yard security (within working hours)
Cleanliness of service yard and workshop
Bulk fuel tank fuel level checks
AdBlue tank level checks
Clean oil tank level checks
Clean oil IBC quantity checks
Empty IBC quantity checks
Clean coolant level checks
Waste oil tank level checks
Waste coolant level checks
Waste filter bin level check
Hazardous waste bin checks
Workshop waste bins emptying
Waste skip checks
Workshop floor cleaning
Hire assets located in correct storage holding areas within service yard
Loading of transport vehicles
Unloading of transport vehicles
Receipt and booking in of incoming Service Centre deliveries.
Receipt and booking out of outgoing Service Centre collections
Pre-use operator checks on FLT’s
Pre-use operator checks on floor cleaner
Floor cleaner battery charging hook up

We know that you are more than just a CV and embracing everyone’s individuality is what makes us great as a team. We can give you plenty of training and equip you with the tools that you’ll need to succeed as a Yard Supervisor, but a Forklift Driving license and previous experience in a busy environment would be an advantage for this role.

We know you’re thinking ‘This sounds great, but what’s in it for me?’ Let us tell you: