Warehouse Supervisor - Bridgwater

We are seeking motivated and capable Warehouse Supervisor to support the delivery of engineering activities within the MEH Alliance on Hinkley Point C.

The role will offer hands-on experience on a major nuclear new-build project within a highly regulated and safety-critical environment. Working as part of an integrated alliance delivery team, you will support handling, organising and processing goods.

This role will involve working 10:15-hour shifts on a 10/4 shift pattern, with start to be confirmed. The position is paid under SSA agreement with the pay rate of £33.23ph. Possible opportunity to work on a non-working day at OT rates. Overtime will not come into effect until your first full working week.

LOCAL ONLY - MUST BE LOCAL TO BRIDGWATER

Key Accountabilities:

• Reports to Superintendent
• Supervise daily stores operations within allocated HPC areas, ensuring materials, tools and equipment are received, stored, controlled and distributed safely and efficiently.
• Allocate work and set clear priorities for Team Leaders and operatives, ensuring appropriate staffing, competency and completion of assigned tasks.
• Monitor stock levels, consumption and below-minimum reports, ensuring replenishment requests are raised promptly in accordance with agreed stockholding levels and delivery lead times.
• Track outstanding orders, chase delivery dates and maintain visibility of overdue or outstanding requirements. Continue follow-up until receipt or resolution through the agreed escalation process.
• Escalate actual or anticipated stock shortages, delivery delays and other risks to material availability promptly to the Superintendent, detailing actions taken, operational impact and support required.
• Ensure all receipts, issues, returns, transfers and authorised adjustments are recorded accurately and promptly within approved inventory systems.
• Ensure scheduled stock checks and inventory audits are completed, discrepancies are investigated and corrective actions are recorded and followed through.
• Oversee receipt checks for quantity, identity, condition and required accompanying documentation. Refer technical acceptance, certification queries and quality concerns to the designated Quality or technical authority.
• Maintain material traceability, correct storage locations, segregation and security in accordance with approved procedures.
• Ensure damaged, non-conforming or out-of-inspection materials and equipment are identified, segregated and referred for appropriate action, preventing unauthorised issue or use.
• Implement approved health, safety, environmental and quality procedures. Deliver relevant safety briefs, address unsafe practices and ensure activities remain within authorised arrangements and personnel competencies.
• Maintain housekeeping, safe access, storage standards and waste management within allocated stores areas.
• Ensure effective shift handovers, clearly recording stock risks, outstanding deliveries, staffing issues and unfinished actions, with named owners and required completion dates.
• Monitor staff performance, attendance and conduct within delegated authority. Provide clear feedback, identify training needs and escalate concerns requiring further management action to the Superintendent.
• Support audits and provide accurate reports on stock accuracy, material availability, outstanding orders, operational performance and corrective actions.
• Coordinate with procurement, suppliers and site teams through agreed channels to resolve routine supply and distribution issues, escalating matters beyond delegated authority.
• Identify and implement approved improvements to stock control, service delivery, storage efficiency and waste reduction.

Key Requirements:

• Relevant experience supervising warehouse, stores or logistics operations within an industrial or site-based environment.
• Experience allocating work, coordinating teams and monitoring completion against operational priorities.
• Practical knowledge of stock control, replenishment, inventory checks, discrepancy investigation and material traceability.
• Competence in inventory management systems and maintaining accurate operational records and reports.
• LATS, SSSTS or an approved IOSH qualification meeting the applicable competency requirements for the role.
• Valid CCNSG certification with at least six months remaining at appointment.
• Effective communication skills, including the ability to give clear instructions, challenge poor standards and escalate issues promptly.
• Ability to manage competing priorities and work to deadlines within a highly regulated, safety-critical environment.
• Driving licence preferred.
• Appointment is subject to satisfactory security clearance and background checks.

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We are the leading provider of support services transforming our nations critical infrastructure to operate safely and sustainably. 
 
With over 16,000 talented people across our region, we provide the full spectrum of critical services including consulting, design, engineering, construction, asset life optimisation through to decommissioning, for industries both onshore and offshore. 
 
Why Join Altrad at Hinkley Point C 

• Be part of a major UK nuclear new-build programme in Somerset
• Gain hands-on site experience within a large-scale alliance delivery model
• Structured graduate development programme with mentoring and professional support
• Competitive salary and benefits package
• A professional, collaborative and safety-driven working environment 

As an employer, we are committed to promoting and protecting the physical and mental health and wellbeing of all our people. 

Inclusivity Statement 
We are committed to making our recruitment process accessible and inclusive. If you require any adjustments at any stage – including interviews or assessments, please let us know. We’re happy to discuss what would help you take part fully.