Company
Pertemps TM
Pertemps TM
£30,000 PA
HGV Class 2 HIAB Driver Oxford £30,000 PA 28 days annual leave + 8 Bank Holidays Full-Time/ Permanent Monday to Friday / 07:00-16:00 Pertemps Didcot are currently recruiting for a HGV Class 2 HIAB driver for a company based in Oxford on a permanent, full-time basis. The successful HGV Class 2 HIAB driver will be responsible for: Making deliveries to client premises across Oxfordshire utilising the lorry loader crane in a safe and efficient manner Unloading the vehicle, ensuring the products and returns are loaded safely and secured to minimize chance of damage Driving the vehicle safely and in accordance with the law, within tachograph regulations and driver hour limits Following all company Health & Safety guidelines and work to the company Standard Operating Procedures To meet the criteria required to be considered for this HGV Class 2 HIAB Driver position, you will have the following DVLA issued driving licence No more than six penalty points on your licence DQC (Drivers CPC) A Digital Tachograph Card Previous HIAB (Lorry loader crane) experience with an in-date qualification which was passed or refreshed within the past three years Required HIAB attachments - Grab & Remote Additional information Following an interview process, this position has an immediate start available Free parking on-site Generous pensions contributions Monday to Friday (No weekends) 07:00am-16:00pm If you would like to speak to us about this HGV Class 2 HIAB Driver vacancy, please click apply or contact Jamie in our Didcot branch.
Oxford
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