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Warehouse worker CV example: bullets, skills and summary

A warehouse CV (or warehouse resume) should be short and practical: what you did, which equipment you can operate, how productive and accurate you were and how safely you worked. Supervisors want to know you can hit pick rates, follow procedures and work the shifts they need.

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Example achievement bullet points

Numbers are illustrative – use your own. Each bullet: action verb + scope + result.

  • Picked and packed an average of 120 order lines per hour in a busy e-commerce warehouse, above the site target.
  • Maintained picking accuracy of around 99.8% using handheld RF scanners over 12 months.
  • Operated counterbalance and reach trucks to load and unload up to 15 trucks per shift with no accidents.
  • Took part in monthly stock counts and helped reduce stock discrepancies in my zone.
  • Trained 8 seasonal workers on picking routes, scanner use and safety procedures during peak season.
  • Kept the goods-in area organised using 5S, cutting time spent searching for pallets.
  • Covered night and weekend shifts during peak, supporting the site through its busiest weeks without missed dispatches.

Skills recruiters look for

  • Picking and packing
  • RF scanners and WMS
  • Forklift / reach truck operation (licensed)
  • Goods-in and dispatch
  • Stock counts and inventory control
  • Health and safety
  • Manual handling
  • Loading and unloading
  • 5S and tidy work areas
  • Reliability and punctuality
  • Teamwork
  • Flexibility for shifts

Sample CV summary

Reliable warehouse operative with 4 years of experience in e-commerce fulfilment, picking above target with very high accuracy. Licensed for counterbalance and reach trucks and happy to work nights and weekends. Looking for a permanent role with the chance to become a team leader.
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Tips for this CV

Put licences and certificates first

Forklift or reach-truck licences, MHE certificates, first aid and health-and-safety training should be easy to spot — many ads require them.

Use productivity and accuracy numbers

Pick rates, accuracy and trucks loaded per shift show performance in the language supervisors use. Use your real numbers or how you compared with the target.

State shift availability

Say clearly if you can work nights, weekends or rotating shifts and whether you have your own transport. It can be the deciding factor.

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FAQ

How long should a warehouse CV be?

One page. Focus on recent warehouse or physical jobs and list licences clearly.

What if I have no warehouse experience?

Highlight physical, reliable work from other jobs (retail stockroom, delivery, hospitality) and any safety training. Show you are punctual and can work shifts.

Should a warehouse resume include a personal summary?

Yes, two or three lines: years of experience, licences and availability. It helps busy recruiters decide in seconds.

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