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Pertemps Bond
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£18 per hour
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HGV1 (Cat C+E) NIGHT TRUNK DRIVER Pertemps is currently recruiting experienced night trunk drivers for our client based in Milton Keynes. MONDAY TO FRIDAY £18PH The Role You will be working on behalf of our client to provide a night trunking service. Start times between 1700 - 2000 (flexibility is essential) Average 10 hours per shift. Monday to Friday Rates of Pay £18.00ph Requirements Due to the nature of the contract, successful applicants will possess the following skills and attributes: Hold a valid HGV1 (Cat C+E) license, Full CPC and Digi card. A minimum of 2 years HGV1 (Cat C+E) experience. Less than 6 points on your licence, for insurance purposes. The client has temp to perm positions available for the right individuals who demonstrate skills and attributes in line with corporate policies. To Apply To apply for the above role, please call Nikki at Pertemps on 01908 208500. Alternatively you can email your CV to [email protected], apply online, or find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/PertempsMKDrivingDivision/
Location
Milton Keynes
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