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  • Mechanical Fitter

    Edinburgh, United Kingdom

    Martin Plant Hire is a family business that has been in operation for over 50 years. The company maintains the traditional values of flexibility,...

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  • Forklift Driver

    Highbridge, Somerset

    Forklift Driver Highbridge Do you have experience in a trans-shipment environment? Do you have a Forklift Licence? If YES we want to hear from...

    Posted 8 days ago

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  • Forklift Driver

    Shepton Mallet

    Night Forklift Driver Shepton Mallet Various shifts patterns and hours available, days and nights, to help you fit work around your...

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  • Driver Trainer

    Glasgow

    Driver Trainer Central Belt, Scotland At Gregory Distribution Ltd (GDL), we have a vacancy for a Driver Trainer proficient in LGV training based ...

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  • HGV Driver

    Plymouth

    HGV Drivers Ernesettle Looking for a Monday to Friday job? Apply now! The position of HGV Driver involves: Loading/unloading of vehicle. Regular...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • HGV Driver

    Cullompton

    Class 1 & Class 2 HGV Drivers Cullompton Various shifts patterns and hours available, to help you fit work around your lifestyle! Potential earnings...

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  • Forklift Driver

    Shepton Mallet

    Forklift Driver Shepton Mallet Are you a qualified Forklift Driver? If YES we want to hear from you !! The position of Forklift Driver...

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  • Apprentice Driver

    St. Columb

    Apprentice Driver Indian Queens Have you ever considered doing an Apprenticeship to be a LGV Driver? Do you already have a provisional LGV Licence or...

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  • Forklift Driver

    Highbridge, Somerset

    Forklift Driver (late shift) Highbridge Do you have experience in a trans-shipment environment? Do you have a Forklift Licence? If YES we want to...

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  • Forklift Driver

    South Molton

    Forklift Driver South Molton Do you have experience in a trans-shipment environment? Do you have a Forklift Licence? If YES we want to hear from...

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  • Class 2 Driver

    North Tawton

    Class 2 Wet Waste Tanker Driver North Tawton Do you hold a Class 2 (C) Licence? Are you an experienced Tanker Driver? If YES we want to hear from...

    Posted 8 days ago

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  • Class 2 Driver

    Kingsbridge, Devon

    Class 2 Wet Waste Tanker Driver Kingsbridge Do you hold a Class 2 (C) Licence? Are you an experienced Tanker Driver? If YES we want to hear from...

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  • Class 1 Driver

    Plymouth

    Class 1 Wet Waste Tanker Twilight Driver Ernesettle Do you hold a Class 1 (CE) Licence? Are you an experienced Tanker Driver? If YES we want to hear...

    Posted 8 days ago

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  • Class 2 Driver

    Callington

    Class 2 Wet Waste Tanker Driver Callington Do you hold a Class 2 (C) Licence? Are you an experienced Tanker Driver? If YES we want to hear from...

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  • Class 1 Driver

    Bridgwater

    Class 1 Drivers - Casual Bridgwater Days and Nights available Do you enjoy working on a casual basis, as and when required? If YES we want to hear...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Class 2 Driver

    Winsford, Cheshire

    Class 2 Driver Winsford Do you have a UK Class 2 (C) Licence? Do you have a UK Digital Tacho Card? If YES we want to hear from you!! The position of...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Milk Tanker Driver

    Cullompton

    Class 1 Milk Tanker Drivers Cullompton Various shifts patterns and hours available to help you fit work around your lifestyle! Apply Now! Current...

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  • Forklift Driver Counterbalance

    Aberdeen

    Forklift Driver Aberdeen Are you a qualified Forklift Driver? If YES we want to hear from you !! The position of Forklift Driver involves: Loading...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Milk Tanker Driver

    Camelford

    Milk Tanker Driver - Ex Farm Class 1 (CE) Night Shifts Davidstow, Milk Depot Are you an experienced Tanker driver? Do you hold a UK LGV Licence? If...

    Posted 8 days ago

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  • Milk Tanker Driver

    Camelford

    Milk Tanker Driver - Ex Farm Class 1 (CE) Day Shifts Davidstow, Milk Depot Are you an experienced Tanker driver? Do you hold a UK LGV Licence? If YES...

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  • Milk Tanker Driver

    Shepton Mallet

    4on 4off Class 1 Transhipment Milk Tanker Driver Days Evercreech Do you want to work the equivalent of 6 months of the year and be paid for...

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  • Class 1 Driver

    North Tawton

    Class 1 Night Milk Tanker Drivers Ex Farm North Tawton Do you have an UK LGV CE Licence? Do you have experience driving a Milk Tanker? If YES we...

    Posted 8 days ago

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  • Class 1 Drivers

    Shepton Mallet

    LGV Class 1 (CE) Ex Farm Milk Tanker Drivers Evercreech Do you have an UK LGV CE Licence? Do you have experience driving a Milk Tanker? If YES we...

    Posted 8 days ago

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  • Class 1 Driver

    Bathgate

    Class 1 Drivers Bathgate Various shifts patterns and hours available, days and nights, to help you fit work around your lifestyle! Apply Now! Current...

    Posted 8 days ago

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Van Driver

Driving a van as a profession needs patience and concentration. Working hours can be long and drivers must operate under strict regulations. As a result, just because you can drive may not necessarily qualify to be a van driver.

Who can I work for?

There is a wide range of companies employing van drivers. This may involve working on supermarket shopping orders, furniture, domestic appliances or company wages. The increase in online shopping has increased the number of opportunities available to van drivers.

Where and when can I work?

Don't expect a guaranteed 9am-5pm job. Early morning starts, working through the night and on weekends are all anti-social hours you may be expected to work, with shift patterns varying. Full-timers would work between 40-48 hours a week but there are legal limits on drivers' hours due to healthy and safety reasons. A tachograph may be installed if your vehicle is more than 3.5 tonnes.

What can I earn?

Full-time drivers can earn between £pound;pound;pound;pound;12,000 and £pound;pound;pound;pound;20,000 a year, sometimes with bonuses for attendance or reaching work targets.

What are the benefits?

Flexible hours; escaping from being tied to an office desk and getting the chance to explore this country and others.

Are there chances of promotion?

With experience, you could move into supervisory or management roles.

What will I be responsible for?

You would have to return undelivered items to base and update delivery records, usually using a hand-held computer. You would record mileage and fuel purchases, as well as collect signatures and give invoices on delivery. Also, you would be responsible for planning the route to ensure deliveries are made on time and unload the goods at the correct address. You would pick up goods from a depot, warehouse or pick-up point and load the vehicle to match the delivery route.

What qualifications do I need?

If you gained your car driving licence before 1 January 1997, you can drive vehicles up to 7.5 tonnes without passing a separate test. If you gained your car licence after 1st January 1997, you can drive vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes. To drive vehicles between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes, you would need a category C1 licence. To gain this you must be at least 18, and pass medical, theory and practical tests. You will also need a Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC). Employers would also expect basic English and maths skills, a good driving record, a full driving licence, good eyesight and colour vision.

Do I need any experience?

You may be able to get into van driving by completing an apprenticeship with a delivery firm.

What attributes are needed?

You will need assured driving skills and road safety awareness. An enjoyment of driving is a huge plus as is the concentration of a Test match opening batsman. You will need to complete the relevant paperwork and maintain a reasonable level of fitness and have good spoken and written communication skills.

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Van Driver

Driving a van as a profession needs patience and concentration. Working hours can be long and drivers must operate under strict regulations. As a result, just because you can drive may not necessarily qualify to be a van driver.

Who can I work for?

There is a wide range of companies employing van drivers. This may involve working on supermarket shopping orders, furniture, domestic appliances or company wages. The increase in online shopping has increased the number of opportunities available to van drivers.

Where and when can I work?

Don't expect a guaranteed 9am-5pm job. Early morning starts, working through the night and on weekends are all anti-social hours you may be expected to work, with shift patterns varying. Full-timers would work between 40-48 hours a week but there are legal limits on drivers' hours due to healthy and safety reasons. A tachograph may be installed if your vehicle is more than 3.5 tonnes.

What can I earn?

Full-time drivers can earn between £pound;pound;pound;pound;12,000 and £pound;pound;pound;pound;20,000 a year, sometimes with bonuses for attendance or reaching work targets.

What are the benefits?

Flexible hours; escaping from being tied to an office desk and getting the chance to explore this country and others.

Are there chances of promotion?

With experience, you could move into supervisory or management roles.

What will I be responsible for?

You would have to return undelivered items to base and update delivery records, usually using a hand-held computer. You would record mileage and fuel purchases, as well as collect signatures and give invoices on delivery. Also, you would be responsible for planning the route to ensure deliveries are made on time and unload the goods at the correct address. You would pick up goods from a depot, warehouse or pick-up point and load the vehicle to match the delivery route.

What qualifications do I need?

If you gained your car driving licence before 1 January 1997, you can drive vehicles up to 7.5 tonnes without passing a separate test. If you gained your car licence after 1st January 1997, you can drive vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes. To drive vehicles between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes, you would need a category C1 licence. To gain this you must be at least 18, and pass medical, theory and practical tests. You will also need a Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC). Employers would also expect basic English and maths skills, a good driving record, a full driving licence, good eyesight and colour vision.

Do I need any experience?

You may be able to get into van driving by completing an apprenticeship with a delivery firm.

What attributes are needed?

You will need assured driving skills and road safety awareness. An enjoyment of driving is a huge plus as is the concentration of a Test match opening batsman. You will need to complete the relevant paperwork and maintain a reasonable level of fitness and have good spoken and written communication skills.