About the Role

As Workshop and Warehouse Supervisor you will take ownership of the day-to-day operation of ARX’s Central London workshop and warehouse facilities and develop systems and processes to keep them safe, clean, secure, organised and efficient. Working hand-in-glove with the Technical and Mission Operations departments, you will be entrusted with a high degree of autonomy and ownership to create and maintain flexible, high-performing workspaces that enable ARX’s mission delivery and accelerate our rapid growth in the UK.

You will bring organisation, initiative and a ‘can-do’ attitude to a uniquely wide-ranging role spanning logistics, inventory management, supply chain, maintenance, repair and more. This is a hands-on role where you will be working with the very latest in military robotics and technology.

What You’ll Build

Organise the workshop and warehouse facilitates in order to supercharge our technical operations and mission deployments
Implement systems and processes to maintain a safe, organised and efficient working environment
Take full responsibility for our workshop inventory accuracy and stock segregation
Administrate and maintain readiness our suite of robots, kit and equipment for mission deployments (e.g. charging batteries, quarantining, organising, loading, cleaning, packaging and preparing equipment for the next mission)
Cleaning and de-servicing kit and equipment post-deployment
Operate machinery including counterbalance forklifts
Maintain and ensure safety and regulatory compliance of machinery and equipment
Receive goods in and prepare / package goods out
Booking and coordinating domestic deliveries with our logistics partners
Managing logistics documentation (E.g. filing delivery notes, CMRs, Carnets etc)
Moving / driving goods between ARX facilities using our fleet vehicles
Maintain readiness of our small logistics vehicle fleet (fuel, tyres, oil, water. Booking services & MOTs when required)
General Estate Management of our workshop and warehouse facilities: e.g. access and security, ensuring alarm systems are working as intended, arranging for utility repairs as and when things break or require maintenance
Last but not least, you will help to implement a high standard of estate and workspace cleanliness (Interior and Exterior)

What You Bring

Significant experience in one or any combination of the following: industrial, logistics, supply chain, manufacturing, military or a similarly operational environment
Demonstrable ability to create, implement and maintain systems, processes, standard operating procedures, or safe systems of work
Knowledge / understanding of UK health and safety and workplace regulations
Demonstrable experience in inventory control, stores/materials management or supply chain management roles in a similar role or military / defence equivalent.
Demonstrably hands-on and pragmatic: you can operate a forklift, hitch a trailer, re-arrange vans and operate a variety of power tools safely and without skipping a beat.
Able to undertake manual handling tasks, including moving and loading heavy equipment, in accordance with safe working practices
Experience operating counterbalance forklifts, with a recognised operator qualification or willingness to obtain one.
‘Can-do’ attitude and collaborative team player.
Must live in, or in close proximity to London with an ability to work on-site daily with occasional travel (up to 15%)
Full UK driving licence and willingness to drive company vehicles as required
Good level of computer skills
Adaptable, proactive self-starter, comfortable with rapid change and continually evolving requirements
Extremely organised with a meticulous attention to detail. Arranging buildings, spaces, and objects must be second nature to you.
Basic vehicle-maintenance knowledge and trailer towing ability are strong pluses
Experience with Carnet documentation and international logistics including dangerous-goods requirements is preferred
Service leavers welcomed (the role would suit anyone with experience in a Quartermaster type role)