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    Forklift Driver

    Company

    Pertemps Bond

    Salary

    £11.53 per hour

    Description

    Forklift Driver   £11.53 per hour - Paid Breaks  Overtime payable after 40 hours Pertemps Burton are currently recruiting for an experienced Forklift Driver to work on a major brewery contract in Burton town centre.  Forklift Driver duties will include: Loading products on to start of production process Unloading products from end of production process Loading and unloading trailers both inbound and outbound Operation of clamp truck for use on Kegs (Experience preferred, but not essential as full training will be provided) Forklift Driver Role: 3 shift rotation  £11.53 per hour Based in Burton  Paid breaks if you complete all shifts Overtime after 40 hours Immediate start after assessment  Free car parking Please apply now. 

    Location

    Burton upon Trent

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