At a Glance
- Tasks: Pick, pack, and dispatch orders while using RF scanners.
- Company: Join a dynamic warehouse team in Ipswich & Western Brisbane.
- Benefits: Earn $34-$37 per hour plus super with flexible shifts.
- Other info: Casual, ongoing roles with potential for temp to perm opportunities.
- Why this job: Get hands-on experience in a fast-paced environment and build your skills.
- Qualifications: Experience in pick and pack, RF scanning, and good safety awareness.
The predicted salary is between 37 - 37 $ per hour.
Warehouse Operators - Ipswich & Western Brisbane
Swanbank, Ipswich, Western Brisbane and surrounding industrial areas, QLD | Casual / Ongoing / Temp to Perm
- Key Duties
- Pick, pack and dispatch orders
- Use RF scanners and warehouse systems
- Load and unload goods
- Palletise, wrap and label stock
- Keep work areas clean and safe
Essential Requirements
- Pick and pack experience
- RF scanning
- Loading and unloading
- Manual handling and palletising
- Good safety awareness
- Reliable transport
- Australian work rights
Desirable Experience or Licences
- LF forklift licence
- Voice-pick or warehouse management system experience
- Experience meeting productivity targets
- Shift and Availability
Morning, afternoon and night shifts may be offered. Flexible weekday and weekend availability can improve matching options.
Indicative Market Pay
$34-$37 per hour + super
Based on live advertised rates reviewed September 2026.
The actual rate will depend on the employer, award or agreement, employment type, duties, shift, penalties and overtime
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Warehouse Operators – Ipswich & Western Brisbane employer: Workpro
Workpro is an excellent employer offering flexible casual roles in the vibrant western suburbs of VIC, where you can thrive in a supportive work culture that prioritises safety and productivity. With opportunities for growth and development, you'll be part of a dynamic team that values your contributions while enjoying the convenience of multiple shift options to suit your lifestyle.
