Warehouse Operator x 7

• Permanent full-time warehouse role
• Supportive and inclusive team culture
• Training and upskilling opportunities

• Permanent contract 
• Kilsyth, VIC Location 
• Full time 

About the company
Karlka Recruiting Group has partnered with a Private Company to engage 7 x Warehouse Operator/Stock Pickers. There are 7 positions available, with 4 positions on day shift and 3 positions on afternoon shift. This position is located in their busy Kilsyth office for a Permanent contract.
  
About the Position
The Warehouse Operator/Stock Picker is responsible for picking, receiving and organising stock within a busy warehouse environment. The role involves operating warehouse equipment, using RF scanners and completing manual handling tasks while maintaining a strong focus on safety and accuracy.

Duties

• Operate stock picker up to 7m
• Pick and receive warehouse cartons
• Use RF scanners and systems
• Complete inventory checks and stocktakes
• Maintain a safe, organised workplace

Requirements/Skills

• Current LF Forklift Licence
• Strong safety awareness and reliability
• Comfortable with manual handling
• Previous warehouse experience preferred
• Willingness to obtain LO Licence

Benefits working with this Client

• Permanent full-time warehouse role
• Supportive and inclusive team culture
• Training and upskilling opportunities

Benefits working with Karlka Recruiting Group 

• Weekly pay  
• Ongoing support: Pre, during and post placement 
• Dedicated consultant per contract
• Employee Assistance Program available
• Our agency supports Indigenous communities 

How to Apply
Apply now to be considered for submission to our client by 9am, 21/08/2026
Consultant: Te Aroha  
Email for questions only: recruitment@karlkarecruiting.com.au
*Please apply through this portal. Any applications through email may be missed.

Nyiyaparli and other Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further discussion.
Applications received after the due date may be considered for similar roles.