Hgv Class 1 Driver

Wolverhampton
4 weeks ago
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Class 1 driving work immediately available, variety of work on offer including curtain side, fridge, flatbed, box, double decker’s, containers to suit your experience.

What’s in it for you?

  • Hourly rate - £14.50ph - £20ph dependant on pay type – PAYE, RHP & LTD available.

  • Day or night shift available.

  • Work available Monday – Sunday.

  • AD hoc or ongoing work dependant on your requirements.

    Your new role as a HVG Class 1 Driver:

  • Responsible for the transport of goods and unloading, and driving to various sites.

  • You will be punctual, reliable and hard working.

  • Good communication is required.

  • There will be manual handling for some roles.

  • You will be responsible for pre and post shift checks, ensuring you report any defects.

    What you’ll need to succeed:

  • Minimum of 12 months Class 1 driving experience is required.

  • Valid Digital Tachograph card is essential

  • Completed CPC training course

  • Good geographical knowledge of the UK

  • Flexibility regarding start times

  • The ability to do nights out if required would be beneficial.

    Interested?

    For more information about this vacancy, please contact Josh at Proactive Personnel, Wolverhampton

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