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Northern Parishes councillor John Gardner aired his concerns ahead of the meeting about emissions created from the new access route along Glenarm Road and linking to Hanzard Drive. It's spread over four floors - the upper three are robotic with outer edges for pedestrians. It's 250 metres long, 150 metres wide. And that's just the shed, there's a large storage area outside." ISG project director Malcolm Peart said: "We are 40 weeks into a 60 week build, we are closing out the last little bit and making sure it's all water-tight. The next element is the install, which will be carried out by Dutch company Vanderlande.

Approval for the scheme was unanimous - but it didn’t come without a few questions from councillors. Making boxes requires the use of the tape machine which has a keyboard that corresponds to the correct size box - meaning nothing is wasted. I couldn’t be more proud of the critical role our teams are serving at this time by enabling people to stay safe at home while receiving the products they need. I really enjoy it, it's different to the military which is the only role I've know for most of my adult life. But coming out of the military we do have the same principles - everyone works as a team and it's the same banter and ethos behind everything.The main Fulfilment Centre is yet to see signs, but the delivery station has been badged up Picture: JIM SCOTT

These include increasing the frequency and intensity of cleaning, introducing the two-metre distancing rule for all parts of the operation, staggering shift start, finish and break times, and providing hand sanitiser stations and reminders on hand-washing. The team are all Teessiders, he adds. "I'm a Redcar lad and our supply chain is within a 30-mile radius. We are spot on, hitting all the handover dates exactly on time. Worry over traffic impacts and how air quality would be hit featured highly, as well as the potential for more noise and litter.But also the plans for all the development on the surrounding land, which have now been granted planning permission and are just as exciting and bound to create even more jobs.

It's an exciting time making sure that everyone is safe and having fun - we have a lot of fun activities, a lot of work has gone into it. Laura Robson, from Wallsend in North Tyneside, who is Stow Associate and relief team leader at NCL1 After such a difficult economic period we’re really pleased to see jobs being created that will provide opportunities to people in Gateshead and beyond." Meanwhile existing workers from across the region were offered the chance to transfer to Gateshead as Teesside-man, Brad Gaffney did after first starting out last April. At the time Jonathan Walker, director of policy at the North East Chamber of Commerce said that after a difficult period, it was promising to see the creation of thousands of jobs.He said: “It is a huge vote of confidence in the Tees Valley that the biggest online retailer in the world has chosen us for its latest investment. That follows on from previous reports that the retailer was preparing for a "busy" festive period across the UK with the fierce recruitment of thousands of seasonal staff. Mr Grundy said the secondary route was intended for staff use for safety reasons - and HGVs would only use it in “emergency circumstances”. For breaking news in your area direct to your inbox every day, go here to sign up to our free newsletter