Harald Pihl Aktiebolag

Welcome to HARALD PIHL – where metals meet people, and curiosity meets craftsmanship. We’re a family-owned company with over 110 years of history, but our mindset is anything but old-fashioned. Here, professionalism goes hand in hand with warmth, teamwork, and a healthy dose of positive energy. We believe in being curious, solution-oriented, and honest in everything we do – and we’re proud of the culture we build together, across borders, roles, and locations. If you enjoy taking responsibility, making things better than they were yesterday, and being part of a company that truly cares about both results and people, you might feel right at home with us. About the role We are looking for a Warehouse Representative to join our Production team in Täby. This is a hands-on role for someone who enjoys practical work, likes to stay active, and takes pride in getting things done properly. You will be part of a close-knit team responsible for making sure our customer orders are picked, processed, and prepared correctly and on time. Your daily work will combine traditional warehouse tasks with material handling and machine operations. You will work with different forms of specialist metals, such as tubes, bars, and sheets, using equipment to measure, cut, weigh, move and prepare material according to our processes and customer orders. Accuracy matters. Our materials need to remain traceable throughout the process, which means following established routines, working carefully, and making sure that the right material reaches the right customer. What you'll do Your responsibilities will include, among others: Picking and preparing customer orders accurately and on time Handling, measuring, weighing, and cutting different types of metal material Operating machinery used for material processing and cutting Moving and loading goods using forklifts and lifting equipment Working according to our warehouse and production processes Keeping material correctly identified and traceable throughout the process Supporting stock accuracy and inventory activities Maintaining order and cleanliness in the warehouse and production areas Working safely and following our Health & Safety routines Using our ERP system to support order and material handling Working closely with your colleagues to solve everyday challenges and make sure we deliver on our customer commitments As our business continues to develop, the role may evolve with additional responsibilities and opportunities to learn new areas over time. Who we're looking for You don't need to come to us knowing everything about specialist metals. What matters most is that you are comfortable with physical work, willing to learn and understand the importance of doing things correctly and safely. Previous experience from a warehouse, workshop, production environment or working with machinery is an advantage, but it is not essential. The role is physically demanding, so you should be comfortable with practical and active work throughout the day. We are looking for someone who enjoys being part of a team but can also take responsibility for completing their own tasks. When things get busy, you remain dependable, structured, and focused on what needs to be done. Required experience & knowledge Previous experience of physically demanding work Upper secondary school education or equivalent Good general computer skills, including Microsoft Office Fluent Swedish and good written English Ability to work accurately and follow established routines and instructions A practical mindset and willingness to learn Understanding of the importance of safety in a physical working environment Nice to have Previous experience from warehouse operations Previous experience from a workshop or production environment Experience working with machinery Experience with material cutting or similar processing Forklift licence Experience with Monitor or another ERP system Education within logistics, workshop/industrial technology or similar Don't tick every box? We still encourage you to apply. For us, your attitude, reliability, and willingness to learn can be just as important as having done the same job before. Personal competencies We believe how you work is just as important as what you know. For this role, we value that you are: Cooperative – you enjoy working as part of a team, helping colleagues when needed and contributing to reaching shared goals. Reliable – you can be counted on, including during busy periods, and take responsibility for getting the job done. Structured – you work methodically, follow established processes, and understand the importance of completing your tasks correctly and on time. Relationship-oriented – you contribute to an open and positive atmosphere and enjoy being part of a close team where people communicate, help each other and share ideas. What it's like to work with us At HARALD PIHL, you'll join a down-to-earth team where people work closely together, and everyone contributes. Our organization is non-hierarchical, with a high degree of trust and freedom to take responsibility for your work. The work can be physically demanding and there are periods when the pace is high, but you'll have clear priorities, a supportive manager and colleagues who help each other when needed. Safety is an important part of our everyday work, and we're continuously looking for ways to improve our working environment. We also value the social side of work. The team has a strong sense of togetherness, and we invest in activities that help us build relationships both at work and outside of it. If you enjoy practical work, like taking responsibility and want to become part of a team where your contribution is visible every day, we'd love to hear from you.

Welcome to HARALD PIHL – where metals meet people, and curiosity meets craftsmanship. We’re a family-owned company with over 110 years of history, but our mindset is anything but old-fashioned. Here, professionalism goes hand in hand with warmth, teamwork, and a healthy dose of positive energy. We believe in being curious, solution-oriented, and honest in everything we do – and we’re proud of the culture we build together, across borders, roles, and locations. If you enjoy taking responsibility, making things better than they were yesterday, and being part of a company that truly cares about both results and people, you might feel right at home with us. About the role We are looking for a Warehouse & Quality Operator to join our team in Birmingham. This is more than a traditional warehouse role. It is a hands-on position combining warehouse operations, material processing, and quality, where accuracy, traceability and attention to detail are just as important as getting materials safely and efficiently through the warehouse. You will work with our specialist alloy materials throughout the operational process, from receiving and inspection through stock handling and material processing to final preparation and dispatch. You will also support quality-related activities such as dimensional inspection, material certification, documentation, and verification of customer orders. Your mission is to make sure that every material is handled safely, processed correctly, and remains fully traceable throughout its journey, while contributing to the high-quality standards our customers expect from us. What you'll do Your responsibilities will include, among others: Receiving, unloading, and inspecting incoming materials and deliveries Accurately booking materials into stock and maintaining stock records in our ERP system Picking, packing, and preparing customer orders for dispatch Loading and unloading vehicles using forklifts and lifting equipment Maintaining correct material identification, labelling, and traceability throughout the process Operating saws and other material processing equipment safely and accurately Cutting and preparing materials according to work instructions and customer requirements Performing dimensional and quality checks and using measuring equipment where required Ensuring correct segregation and handling of materials in accordance with quality procedures Identifying and reporting non-conforming materials or process issues Supporting goods-in and final inspection activities Supporting review of material certificates, Certificates of Conformity and other quality documentation, depending on experience Participating in stock counts and supporting stock accuracy Following Health & Safety procedures, risk assessments, and safe operating practices Supporting internal audits and continuous improvement activities Working closely with colleagues across Warehouse, Quality, Sales, and Operations to ensure customer requirements are met As our business continues to grow, the role may evolve with additional responsibilities and development opportunities over time. Who we're looking for This role could be a great fit for someone who already has solid experience from a manufacturing, engineering, metals, aerospace, or similar industrial warehouse environment and wants to take on broader responsibility, particularly within quality and material control. You don't necessarily need to be a quality specialist today. What matters is that you understand the importance of accuracy, procedures and traceability, take pride in getting things right the first time and are interested in continuing to develop your quality knowledge. Required experience & knowledge Previous warehouse experience in a manufacturing, engineering, metals, aerospace, or industrial environment Experience working with Titanium, Nickel Alloys, Stainless Steels, or other high-performance alloys Counterbalance Forklift Licence Experience operating Bar/ Plate Saw Good understanding of warehouse operations and safe material handling Ability to read and follow work instructions and procedural documentation Strong awareness of quality, accuracy, and traceability requirements Experience using PC-based systems and ERP systems Good understanding of workplace Health & Safety requirements Fluent English, written and spoken Nice to have Experience with goods-in or final inspection Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings Experience with First Article Inspection documentation Experience reviewing Certificates of Conformity and material certification Experience operating CNC saws, Waterjet or Laser Cutting equipment Experience working in an AS9100 or ISO 9001 quality environment Experience using measuring equipment such as Verniers, Micrometers and Height Gauges Knowledge of aerospace or defence materials Personal competencies We believe how you work is just as important as what you know. For this role, we value that you are: Quality-minded – you have an eye for detail, value accuracy and take pride in getting things right the first time Structured – you work methodically, follow procedures, and understand why documentation and traceability matter Cooperative – you enjoy working with others and contribute to a positive, supportive working environment Reliable – you take ownership of your responsibilities, manage priorities, and can be counted on to deliver What it's like to work with us At HARALD PIHL, you'll join a team that enjoys working together and takes pride in what we do. We offer a productive and supportive environment where everyone contributes to the success of the business. We are a results-driven team, but we also believe work should be enjoyable. Collaboration, respect, and a willingness to help each other are important parts of our culture. You'll have the opportunity to develop your skills, take responsibility, and become part of a growing international company with specialist expertise and a long history of serving customers across industries such as Aerospace, Defence, Medical and Energy. If you enjoy practical, hands-on work but also have an eye for detail and a genuine interest in quality, this could be a great opportunity to take the next step. If you're looking for a role where your work truly matters and where you can make a difference every day, we'd love to hear from you.