HGV Driver Class 1

Position: HGV Driver Class 1 Bulk

ContractType:Permanent - 45hrs

Location: Thames Valley

Shift:Mon-Fri 9am - 7pm

Salary: £

Join the UK's premier parcel delivery company

WhatYou'llDo:

You will drive a lorry from our exceptional fleet of Volvo vehicles, all less than 4 years old.They're a joy to drive, and are equipped to a high specification, including fridges, leatherseatsand many more optional extras to make sureyou're comfortable.

Most of our sites run from Monday to Friday, with 45 hour working weeks, and 9-hour shifts per day which typically start at 7/8am. Our well-organised shift schedules mean you often know in advance whereyou'll be driving, taking the stress out of your day.

Key Role Responsibilities

Wedon't micromanage our drivers. We trust them to get the job done and plan their own routes. The average number of stops in a shift is 4 to 6, sothere's plenty of time to enjoy being out on the open road - but you'll still be home again at the end of every 9-hour shift.

You'll make sure Cages, Pallets, Freight, Stillages and Yorks get to and from customers bang on time. At some sites, the goods will be loaded or unloaded for you - at others,you'll need to do it yourself. Scanning consignments and driving pallet trucks will sometimes be part of your day.

You'll be responsible for inspecting your vehicle and trailer every day and complete a Defect Report if necessary.

What We Can Offer You:

We're proud to offer a workplace where everyone can thrive. Here's what you can expect:

• Annual Leave: At least 28 days of annual leave (including Bank Holidays).

• Career Progression

• Inclusive Benefits: Access to flexible perks including shopping vouchers, insurance, and healthcare.

WhatWe'reLooking For

• Class 1 Driving licence

• Driver CPC qualification card

• Completed required DCPC training hours or be working towards them

• Excellent knowledge of Road Transport Laws - and commitment to safe use of the roads

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