Steel Loader

  • Permanent
  • Rotherham, South Yorkshire
  • Posted: 30th August 2026
  • Salary: £31500 - £36500 per annum + DOE
  • Duration:
  • Reference: BBBH17011
  • Industry:
  • Location: Rotherham, South Yorkshire
  • Start Date: ASAP
  • Skills:

Due to organic growth, we are recruiting for a Steel Loader to join this well-established manufacturing organisation.

The company is based South Yorkshire with easy access from surrounding towns and cities such as Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield.

Working Hours of the Steel Loader dependent upon whether able to work permanent Days or Nights :

  • Monday to Thursday 7.15am to 4pm/Friday early finish.
  • 4 X 10hrs Nights Mon to Thursday

In return, the successful Steel Loader will receive:

  • Full Package DOE £31,500 – £36,500 per Annum.
  • Pension Total 10%.
  • Overtime Available.
  • Ongoing development and training.

Ideally, the successful Steel Loader will have:

  • Experience Loading and unloading lorries using overhead crane, flt , side loader.
  • Picking and Packing.
  • Reading and understanding delivery notes.
  • Able to use Overhead crane and operate flt’s and side loaders.

E3R are keen to see applications from candidates with proven experience as a Steel Loader who must have experience operating overhead cranes and experience in operating a shunter, flt and combi lift. To apply for this Steel Loader, please click “Apply Now” and attach your most up-to date CV.

 
 

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