Warehouse Assistant Volunteer

To attend meetings taking place every other Friday for volunteers to receive information, advice, training and peer support. We are looking for volunteers who can commit 4 hrs per week on an ongoing basis. Full DBS check and travel expenses covered

What You'll Do: 

The role as a Warehouse Assistant Volunteer

-  Ensure that all warehousing procedures and processes are followed as per the Spring Community Hub warehousing manual.

- Receive food donations from members of the public and thank them.

- Ensure that incoming stock is checked, weighed, and recorded. 

- Sort food by date and type, removing any items that are damaged or out-of-date and weighing these out separately.

- Ensure that food is checked weekly and rotated as required.

- Notify the Manager when food stock is low so that appeals can be made for these items.

- Keep the warehouse area clean and tidy at all times, checking for evidence of pests and notifying the Manager if there are any concerns.

- Prepare stock orders for the foodbank centre as appropriate.

- Carry out tasks under the guidance of the session leader and report any health and safety or safeguarding concerns to the Manager/session leader.

- Participate in an annual stock taking.

- Report any health & safety or safeguarding concerns to the Manager. 

- Demonstrate a professional and positive attitude in all Spring related activities.

 

What You'll Learn: 

Skills you will gain:

- ​​Recognise processes and procedures relative to food hygiene and sanitation.

- Work with a team to tackle hazards and identify them before they cause harm.

- Identify stock keeping and management

 

What We're Looking For: 

Skills we are looking for:

- A can-do attitude towards the activities of this role.  

- Experience of customer service or dealing with a diverse range of people.

-   Good listening skills, ability to cooperate with a team

-   An ability to communicate well and with confidence when notifying of hazards.

-   Awareness of the welfare system and circumstances that may bring people to our service.

-   A non-judgemental attitude towards people’s problems and challenges faced in their lives.

-   A warm and friendly approach.

 

Summary
Volunteering
Volunteer
Poverty
Location of opportunity: 
161 Benhill ROAD, SE5 7LL
4 Weeks Minimum
Skills you will develop: 
Resource Coordination
Teamwork

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