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  • Driver

    Port Talbot

    First Bus

    Job Description Trainee & Experienced Bus Drivers \n We love welcoming new and experienced Bus Drivers to our team in Port Talbot. \n Join us...

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    SA5 7BN

    First Bus

    Job Description Trainee & Experienced Bus Drivers \n We love welcoming new and experienced Bus Drivers to our team in Swansea. \n Join us a...

    Posted 21 days ago

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    SA5 7BN

    First Bus

    Job Description Trainee & Experienced Bus Drivers \n We love welcoming new and experienced Bus Drivers to our team in Swansea. \n Join us a...

    Posted 21 days ago

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  • Driver

    Port Talbot

    First Bus

    Job Description Trainee & Experienced Bus Drivers \n We love welcoming new and experienced Bus Drivers to our team in Port Talbot. \n Join us...

    Posted 21 days ago

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    CF32 9SZ

    First Bus

    Job Description Trainee & Experienced Bus Drivers \n We love welcoming new and experienced Bus Drivers to our team in Bridgend. \n Join us a...

    Posted 21 days ago

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    CF32 9SZ

    First Bus

    Job Description Trainee & Experienced Bus Drivers \n We love welcoming new and experienced Bus Drivers to our team in Bridgend. \n Join us a...

    Posted 21 days ago

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  • Forklift Driver / Van Driver

    Thame

    Rapier Employment are looking to employ a  Forklift Driver/Van Driver  with Reach or Counterbalance experience for our client a Logistics provider...

    Posted 27 days ago

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  • Van driver/ Drivers mate

    Stroud

    RE Recruitment are currently looking to recruit a van driver to work in a well established company based in Stroud. Vehicles are preloaded and ready...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Drivers Mate/Van Driver

    Leeds

    £ £10.96 - £16.44/hour

    Rapier Employment are currently seeking Drivers Mates for our busy Home Delivery client based in Leeds for ongoing work. For this role you will...

    Posted 15 days ago

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  • Van driver/ Drivers mate

    Stroud

    £ £10.42 - £11.50/hour

    RE Recruitment are currently looking to recruit a van driver to work in a well established company based in Stroud. Vehicles are preloaded and ready...

    Posted 13 days ago

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  • Van Driver / Forklift Driver

    Edgware

    £ £25000 - £26000/annum

    Interaction Recruitment are recruiting for an experienced Van Driver with Counterbalance forklift experience to join our busy client in Edgware. This...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Driver/Drivers Mate

    South Ockendon, Borough of Thurrock

    £ £12/hour

    Mango Solutions are looking for a van driver with labouring/drivers mate duties in for our stonework client in Aveley, RM15. £12ph Mon - Fri, 08:00 -...

    Posted Today

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  • 7.5t Driver & Van driver

    Leicester, Leicestershire

    £ £11.74 - £13/hour

    Barker Ross are currently recruiting for permanent 7.5t and Van drivers. Our client is a Electrical appliance company based in LE4. Key details...

    Posted 27 days ago

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  • Van Driver / Forklift Driver

    Edgware

    Interaction Recruitment are recruiting for an experienced Van Driver with Counterbalance forklift experience to join our busy client in Edgware. This...

    Posted 1 day ago

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  • 7.5 t driver / Van Driver

    Sunderland, Tyne & Wear

    £ £11.25 - £12.50/hour

    Logical Personnel Solutions are seeking to recruit a 7.5Tonne (C1) Driver or Van Driver to work with my client based in Newcastle.and Sunderland...

    Posted 14 days ago

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  • Van Driver/Delivery Driver

    High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

    £ £11 - £12.50/hour Excellent Overtime Rates

    3.5t/Van Delivery Driver Immediate Start Paying up to £12.50ph with excellent overtime rates On-going Temp Role Our client is seeking a number of...

    Posted 6 days ago

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  • Forklift Driver / Van Driver

    Thame

    £ £26500/annum

    Rapier Employment are looking to employ a Forklift Driver/Van Driver with Reach or Counterbalance experience for our client a Logistics provider for...

    Posted 34 days ago

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  • Driver

    Gerrards Cross

    Driver Based near Gerrard's Cross - Denham £26k - £28.5k base salary Hours - 37 per week. 8am-5pm Mon-Thur 8am-12pm Fri, 1.5X Pay for...

    Posted 11 days ago

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  • Van Driver

    Wimborne

    Van Driver Wild Recruitment are seeking multi-drop drivers to work for a busy distribution centre based in Wimborne. With a real focus on quality and...

    Posted 6 days ago

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    Saffron Walden

    As a Driver for Maria Mallaband Care Group you will work as part of the caring team, and as such work with other staff to promote and maintain the...

    Posted 1 day ago

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  • Van Driver

    Basingstoke

    Pertemps are recruiting for Multi Drop Drivers to work on a Temporary basis for Parcelforce in Basingstoke during their busy period. There is an...

    Posted Today

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  • Driver

    Woodbridge

    Do you have an L1 licence? Are you looking for a new role for September? I am working with a school in Woodbridge, who are looking for a minibus...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Van Drivers

    Bristol

    We are looking for Van Drivers for our Client in Clevedon, BS22, a family run business that are an established wholesale distributor to merchants in...

    Posted 38 days ago

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  • Van Driver

    Southampton

    3.5 Ton Van Driver – Southampton Due to rapid growth, an established and successful high end furniture business that work with the likes of Estee...

    Posted 5 days ago

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Driver

A driver is someone who drives a vehicle for a firm which provides a product or a service.

Who can I work for?

You can work for a wide range of firms, delivering anything from furniture to groceries. Giant supermarkets providing online goods for their customers are spawning jobs, as are courier services for clothes retailers.

Where and when can I work?

The hours may not be suitable for people with young children, as they can be anti-social – ie, weekends, nights, early mornings. You may be required to drive anywhere in the country and spend periods away from home – or even go abroad. You are likely to work 40-48 hours a week.

What qualifications do I need?

Drivers need a full, clean valid driving licence. The weight and size of the van you can drive also depends on your driving qualifications. The law states that if you passed your car test after 1st January 1997, you can only drive vans that carry less than 3.5 tonnes. If you wish to drive vehicles that carry between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes, you need to pass the LGV (Large Goods Vehicle) medical, theory and practical tests to gain your C1 category licence. Employers may pay for you to train for and take this test, but if not, you can train for it privately at a specialist driving school. If you want to drive even larger vehicles still, you need to pass further practical tests for categories C and C+E licences (large vehicles and trailers). However, if you passed your car test before 1 January 1997, you are automatically entitled to the C1 licence and are able to drive vehicles up to 7.5 tonnes. Age is also an important factor on what lorry or van you can drive. The minimum age for driving small vehicles is 17, but for driving vans that require a C1 licence it is 18. For C and C+E licences, the age restriction is even higher, at 21.

Do I need any experience?

Employers usually ask for one year's experience of being a delivery driver.

What can I earn?

£11-£18,000 a year. Added perks come with attendance and target allowances, anti-social shift bonuses and bonuses.

What are the benefits?

Freedom to break free of the shackles of being tied to a desk by working in the great outdoors.

Are there chances of promotion?

With experience, so comes your bargaining power to work for companies which pay more. You can also progress into supervisory or management jobs or train other drivers. Or you could branch out into becoming a bus or coach driver or become a driving instructor.

What will I be responsible for?

Collecting goods and dropping them off. Loading the vehicle. Planning the most efficient route. Unloading goods. Collecting signatures on deliveries and signing invoices. Recording mileage and fuel payments. Updating delivery records and returning undelivered items.

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Driver

A driver is someone who drives a vehicle for a firm which provides a product or a service.

Who can I work for?

You can work for a wide range of firms, delivering anything from furniture to groceries. Giant supermarkets providing online goods for their customers are spawning jobs, as are courier services for clothes retailers.

Where and when can I work?

The hours may not be suitable for people with young children, as they can be anti-social – ie, weekends, nights, early mornings. You may be required to drive anywhere in the country and spend periods away from home – or even go abroad. You are likely to work 40-48 hours a week.

What qualifications do I need?

Drivers need a full, clean valid driving licence. The weight and size of the van you can drive also depends on your driving qualifications. The law states that if you passed your car test after 1st January 1997, you can only drive vans that carry less than 3.5 tonnes. If you wish to drive vehicles that carry between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes, you need to pass the LGV (Large Goods Vehicle) medical, theory and practical tests to gain your C1 category licence. Employers may pay for you to train for and take this test, but if not, you can train for it privately at a specialist driving school. If you want to drive even larger vehicles still, you need to pass further practical tests for categories C and C+E licences (large vehicles and trailers). However, if you passed your car test before 1 January 1997, you are automatically entitled to the C1 licence and are able to drive vehicles up to 7.5 tonnes. Age is also an important factor on what lorry or van you can drive. The minimum age for driving small vehicles is 17, but for driving vans that require a C1 licence it is 18. For C and C+E licences, the age restriction is even higher, at 21.

Do I need any experience?

Employers usually ask for one year's experience of being a delivery driver.

What can I earn?

£11-£18,000 a year. Added perks come with attendance and target allowances, anti-social shift bonuses and bonuses.

What are the benefits?

Freedom to break free of the shackles of being tied to a desk by working in the great outdoors.

Are there chances of promotion?

With experience, so comes your bargaining power to work for companies which pay more. You can also progress into supervisory or management jobs or train other drivers. Or you could branch out into becoming a bus or coach driver or become a driving instructor.

What will I be responsible for?

Collecting goods and dropping them off. Loading the vehicle. Planning the most efficient route. Unloading goods. Collecting signatures on deliveries and signing invoices. Recording mileage and fuel payments. Updating delivery records and returning undelivered items.