Company
Pertemps TM
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Salary
£16.08 - £25.62 per hour, Benefits: Accrued holiday pay
Description
HGV1 Drivers Our prestigious client is looking for HGV1 / LGV1 / C+E/ Class 1 Drivers to work at their site in Stoke on Trent, you will be responsible for: Driving mainly a boxed heavy goods vehicle. Carrying out nationwide DC deliveries, no handball involved. Role involves trunking to Thatcham and various other sites; shift length is around 10hrs. To be considered for this HGV / LGV1 / C+E/ Class 1 Driver role you will need: CE Entitlement Digi Card & CPC Full UK Driving Licence No more than 6 points DHL assessed - Beneficial but not essential. Benefits for this HGV / LGV1 / C+E / Class 1 Driver: Immediate induction/Assessments available. Also includes free parking and a positive and friendly environment. Monday - Friday or Thursday - Monday PM Start Times 1400-2300. 8hr guarantee with Parity Pay rates for HGV / LGV1 / C+E/ Class 1 Driver start from £16.08PH - £25.62PH This work is ongoing for the right HGV / LGV1 / C+E/ Class 1 candidates. If you are interested in this HGV / Class 1 Driving role, please apply within.
Location
Stoke-on-Trent
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