HGV Class 1 Driver Days

Pertemps Network Group
Newark-on-Trent
1 week ago
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Are you an experiencedHGV driverlooking for reliable work withflexible hours?

Pertemps has fantastic opportunities forClass 1 C+E DriversatGXOinNewark., you can count on steady work, great pay, and the flexibility you need to balance your life.

The operation runs every day of the week, so we can offer work on the days that suit you!

Enjoy excellent pay rates starting at£18.19ph(PM shifts) with even more for weekends (£20.23hr on Saturdays, £21.25/hr on Sundays). This role offersongoing assignmentsall year round, with the freedom to choose full-time or part-time hours and select your preferred start time window (normally 4 hrs) between03:00 - 12:00

You'll also get28 days of paid holidayper year (for full-time drivers) plus, enjoy the convenience ofpaperless timesheetsand the option forweekly or monthly payments- you choose!

To get started, you'll need to complete a quickClass 1 site assessment(which is paid upon completion). This takes8 hoursand includes a multiple-choice questionnaire, a pre-check and coupling-up session, adriving assessment, and aclassroom-based induction.

You must have aClass 1 C+E license(HGV 1) a minimum of 12 months commercial experience, aDigital Tachograph Card, and aCPC qualification. We're looking for drivers with aclean driving record(no more than 6 points, no DR10, CD10, or IN10), and you must be21 years old or older.

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This role is commutable for drivers in the following locationsNewark, Lincoln, Nottingham, Mansfield, Sleaford, Grantham, and surrounding areas.

Whether you're aC+E Driver,HGV Class 1 Driver,Truck Driver, orLGV Driver, we'd love to hear from you!

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