Storeperson
Handle products being received and dispatched by stores.
Job opportunities
5,393
Jobs on SEEK right now
Job growth
13.3%*
Projected job growth in 5 years
Salary
$50k
Most common salary
Job satisfaction
3.9
What's it like to be
What can I earn as a Storeperson?
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The most common annual salary in AUS for a Storeperson is between $45k and $55k
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How to become a Storeperson
You don’t need any formal qualifications to work as a Storeperson, but there are courses that may provide you with helpful skills and knowledge.
- Storepersons may need to obtain a high risk work licence through Safe Work Australia.
- If required, obtain a forklift licence.
- You may want to consider undertaking a vocational qualification in warehousing operations, which will prepare you to carry out procedures in a warehouse environment.
Skills and experience employers are looking for
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How do Storepeople rate their role?
Latest reviews from 22 Storepeople surveyed on SEEK
Work-life balance
4.2
Job satisfaction
3.9
Career progression opportunities
3.4
Job security
3.8
Pay / Salary
3.2
Variety of work
3.7
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Being a Storeman matches my work ethic and personality. It has a great work life balance but it can also be difficult to get out of unless you have a qualification or move up in the company you are currently employed in
Reviewer's Qualification
South Australian Certificate of Education (Stage 2)
Experience
5 – 9 years
Organisation size
Medium (20-199 employees)
Specialisation
Food production storeman
The good things
A diverse role than can encourage you to think outside the box. It’s the entry level to a lot of different industries
The challenges
Fast paced and hard working. Often a taxing role on the body
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Being a storeperson sets some challenges but the knowledge and experience gained is worth it
Reviewer's Qualification
Certificate III in Warehouse Operations
Experience
1 – 4 years
Organisation size
Medium (20-199 employees)
Specialisation
Warehousing
The good things
Storeperson is a great opportunity to open up new doors for yourself, experience what it’s like in a warehouse and undertake new challenges, it’s a great way to develop new skills and grow in this rol...
The challenges
My role as a storeperson has challenges but for everything I do, I motivate myself to be the best I can be, you’ll face challenges but there’s nothing wrong with that, you’ll learn somethjng from it, ...
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