Warehouse Jobs in Singapore for First-Time Applicants

The listing explicitly says no experience is required and quotes S$12 per hour in Clementi. That makes it the cleanest starting point for someone moving from retail, food service, or school into warehouse work. The trade-off is pay: the hourly rate is below the part-time hospital logistics role listed later, and medication packing demands careful checking rather than speed alone. Best for a first-time applicant who wants an entry-level pharmacy environment and can work accurately.

At S$12 per hour, this Bedok role matches the pharmacy assistant on rate but adds a useful schedule clue: part-time, Monday to Friday. The delivery-helper wording suggests more movement and lifting than medication packing, so ask how much of the shift is driving, loading, or storeroom work. Best for a student, caregiver, or worker who needs weekday hours without committing to a full-time contract.

The one-year contract gives this Warehouse Technician listing more structure than the casual-sounding assistant roles, but the title also signals a higher bar. The listing does not publish pay, shift details, or required qualifications, so do not assume technician means a higher salary. Best for an applicant with basic warehouse, equipment, or inventory experience who is comfortable with a fixed-term arrangement.

Up to S$3,500 per month is the strongest stated pay figure in this group, but it belongs to a contract material technician role in pharmaceutical manufacturing. That sector usually demands stricter stock control and process discipline than general warehouse work; the listing does not confirm the exact qualifications, so verify them before applying. Best for an experienced storekeeper or technician who wants a higher monthly ceiling and accepts contract work.

This Toa Payoh Warehouse Assistant listing keeps the job scope broad: logistics and inventory operations. Unlike the pharmacy-specific roles, it may give a new worker exposure to general stock movement rather than one product category, but the listing provides no salary or experience details. Best for someone near Toa Payoh who wants general warehouse experience and is ready to confirm the practical terms by phone or application form.

The Sengkang listing combines medical supplies, hospital storekeeping, inventory, and stock management in one title. That is a wider responsibility set than medication packing, so ask whether the role includes receiving deliveries, cycle counts, picking, or system updates. Pay is not shown, which makes comparison harder than the S$12 hourly listings. Best for an applicant who wants healthcare inventory experience and can handle a broader stock-control routine.

This Toa Payoh role is narrower than the Sengkang medical supplies position: hospital store assistant and medical inventory clerk. That may suit a beginner who prefers defined stock-handling tasks, although the listing does not state pay, contract type, or experience requirements. Best for someone living near Toa Payoh who wants a hospital setting without applying for the more technical material technician title.

The Pharmacy Storekeeper listing is based in Toa Payoh and appears twice in the supplied results, which suggests recurring or duplicated vacancy distribution rather than two separate jobs. The title points to pharmacy stock work, but the listing gives no pay, schedule, or qualification details. Best for a nearby applicant who can confirm the vacancy is still open and wants pharmacy storekeeping rather than general warehouse work.

This second Pharmacy Storekeeper result is also in Toa Payoh and carries the same title, but it has a different listing ID. Treat it as a separate application link until Recruit Express confirms otherwise; duplicate postings can reflect different shifts, sites, or simply repeated advertising. Best for someone comparing nearby pharmacy roles who will ask about shift timing, contract status, and whether the vacancy duplicates the first result.