Urgent: Warehouse Operatives Ireland – Visa Sponsorship, €500-Per-Week Pay
Ireland’s logistics and e-commerce boom has opened a floodgate of visa-sponsored warehouse-operative jobs for 2025. Recruiters report record talent shortages, with fulfilment centres racing to lock in overseas staff at about €13–€14 per hour – roughly €500 a week before overtime.
If you’re fit, organised and eager to join one of Europe’s busiest logistics hubs, apply today for an Irish warehouse-operative role with visa sponsorship.
Benefits of Working as a Warehouse Operatives in Ireland
- Reliable earnings – full-time schedules (37–40 hrs) start near €500 per week and jump with night-shift, Sunday and bank-holiday premiums.
- Straightforward visa route – most employers use the General EmploymentPermit; some qualify for salary-top-up allowances so your total package meets the current €30–34 k threshold.
- Fast onboarding – warehouse roles skip the lengthy regulated-trade licensing that slows other visas, so approvals often land in four-to-six weeks.
- Extra perks – subsidised shared housing for your first month, paid flight reimbursement (common with multinationals in Dublin, Cork and the “Midlands logistics corridor”), plus free forklift up-skilling once you arrive.
- Path to long-term residency – after five continuous years on successive permits you can apply for Stamp 4, giving you near-citizen work rights.
Job Requirements
- Six months’ recent warehouse, picker-packer or forklift experience – agency letters or payslips are enough.
- Conversational English (IELTS 5.0 or equivalent) so you can follow health-and-safety briefings.
- Ability to lift 15–20 kg, work “voice-pick” headsets or handheld RF scanners, and stick to performance targets.
- Clean police certificate and basic medical (tuberculosis screen + colour-vision check for high-bay roles).
Day-to-day duties you’ll handle
- Receive inbound goods, scan barcodes and allocate stock to the correct pick-face.
- Use powered pallet trucks or counterbalance forklifts to move pallets safely.
- Pick customer orders using RF gun or voice-pick, then pack to carrier spec.
- Perform daily safety checks on equipment and report defects via the warehouse-management system.
- Keep aisles clear, follow GMP/food-safety rules where applicable, and hit hourly pick-rate KPIs.
Top Irish companies currently sponsoring warehouse operatives
- Global e-commerce fulfilment centres in Dublin’s “bonded logistics park” – 24/7 shifts, free shuttle from city centre, overtime premium at 1.5× after 39 hours.
- Pharma-grade distribution hubs in Cork and Limerick – temperature-controlled pick zones, €250 start-up bonus once visa issued.
- Food-service wholesalers across the Midlands – frozen and ambient channels, pay uplift for reach-truck licence.
- Third-party logistics (3PL) firms supporting big-box retailers in Galway – four-on-four-off continental roster, paid CPC driver-training if you progress to HGV.
