D2 Reach FLT Driver

Corby
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D2 Reach Driver – Corby – Earn £13.83 to £20.75 p/h – Immediate Start – Apply Now!
Are you looking for an exciting new opportunity? Nexus People are looking for FLT Reach Drivers with D2 reach experience in Corby to work with our client, who is one of the UK’s leading logistics companies.

If you live in Corby, Kettering, Market Harborough or other surrounding areas this role could be for you – but you should check you can travel to site before you apply.

Employee Benefits:

Competitive Salary: £13.83 to £20.75 per hour
Immediate Starts: Begin earning immediately
Weekly Pay: Payday every Friday
Overtime Opportunities: Boost your earnings
Excellent Refreshment Facilities: Free Hot drinks, on-site canteen, vending machines, EV Charging, Pool tables etc
Professional Development: Full training given
Career Growth: Excellent opportunities
Ongoing Support: Join the team today! 
Roles & Responsibilities:

Driving an FLT D2 Reach Truck
Loading and unloading pallets and cages from Trucks and Containers
Moving, stacking and retrieving materialsYou will be required to perform routine maintenance checks on the Forklift Machinery and report any issues or malfunctions.  This role may also require other duties, so it would be beneficial if you were flexible and willing to learn new skills.
 
Working Hours:
Our client offers a fixed shift pattern working Sunday to Thursday or Tuesday to Saturday so apply today to discuss your options with our Recruitment Team.
 
About you:
If you are a hard-working individual, who relishes a new challenge, we would love to hear from you.

You must have your Forklift Truck licence and we require experience driving a Reach Truck.

This role would suit someone who has some experience in being a FLT Driver, Forklift Driver, Forklift Truck Driver, Reach Driver, Reach Truck Driver, D2 Reach Driver, FLT Driver, General Operative, Logistics Operative, Goods In Operative, Warehouse Loader, Distribution Centre Operative, Stores Operative, etc
 
You will be a UK resident (we are unable to assist people with VISAs) and will be able to travel to and from the site at Corby for your shift.  

Interested?
If you have the right skills and licence allocations for a role like this, click to apply today

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