7.5T Delivery Driver

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Essential Workforce are currently recruiting reliable 7.5T Multi-Drop Delivery Drivers to join the team of a well-established distribution and delivery company based in Plymouth.

Pay rate: £16.00ph (£22.00 overtime rate 45hrs+)

If you're customer-focused, safety-conscious, and confident navigating multi-drop routes, we want to hear from you.

Expected shift pattern/hours:

• 5 days on 3 days off
• 7am - finish (usually between 5pm - 7pm)
• Two 30 minute breaks both morning and afternoon
• Site does operate 7 days per week and you would therefore be required to work across some weekends as per your rota.

What You'll Be Doing:

• Safely operate a 7.5T vehicle to complete daily delivery routes
• Deliver goods to residential customers with the support of a drivers mate
• Providing quality customer service
• Load and unload deliveries with care and accuracy
• Provide excellent customer service at every stop
• Complete paperwork and digital logs accurately and on time
• Carry out daily vehicle checks and report any issues promptly
• Comply with all driving laws, regulations, and company policies

What Were Looking For:

• Valid 7.5T (C1) driving licence
• Driver CPC and Digital Tachograph Card
• Previous experience in a multi-drop delivery role is desired but not essential
• Strong knowledge of road safety and delivery best practices
• Good communication skills and a professional attitude
• Physically fit and capable of loading/unloading goods

What We Offer:

• Competitive hourly/daily pay
• Ongoing, long-term work with a reputable logistics brand
• Weekly pay and holiday accrual
• Supportive team and management
• Opportunity to develop and progress in the logistics industry

If youre a skilled 7.5T driver looking for a new opportunity with a company that values safety, service, and professionalism this is your next move.

We'll look forward to hearing from you!

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