Class 1 (C+E) HGV Driver

Overview

Class 1 (C+E) HGV Driver

Location: Grimsby

Pay: £19.61 - £21.29 per hour (including holiday pay)

Shifts: Days & Nights Available

Resolve Recruitment Services are currently recruiting experienced Class 1 (C+E) HGV Drivers for an excellent opportunity based in Grimsby. This is an ongoing role with a well-established client, offering regular work, competitive rates of pay, and the opportunity to join a busy and professional transport operation.

Working Hours

• Monday to Friday
• Day and Night shifts available
• No tramping
• Average of 50 hours per week
• Overtime available

Key Responsibilities

• Carry out daily vehicle safety checks and report any defects promptly.
• Ensure all loads are correctly secured before departure.
• Complete trunking and multi-drop deliveries safely, efficiently, and in accordance with drivers\' hours regulations.
• Deliver excellent customer service at delivery points.
• Complete all relevant delivery paperwork and obtain customer signatures.
• Follow all road traffic legislation, health and safety procedures, and company policies.

Requirements

• Valid Class 1 (C+E) Driving Licence.
• Valid Driver CPC Qualification Card.
• Valid Digital Tachograph Card.
• Previous Class 1 driving experience.
• Ability to lift up to 18kg when required.
• Good communication skills and a professional attitude.
• Reliable, flexible, and committed to providing a high standard of service.

Benefits

• Competitive pay of £19.61 - £21.29 per hour (including holiday pay).
• Weekly pay.
• Ongoing, full-time work.
• Free on-site parking.
• Supportive working environment.
• Access to a 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme offering confidential support and advice.
• Opportunity to work with a reputable logistics business.

If you\'re an experienced Class 1 Driver looking for regular work with excellent pay and consistent shifts, we\'d love to hear from you. Apply today through Resolve Recruitment Services.

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