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7.5Ton Driver Preston

Thrive Group
Edinburgh
7 months ago
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Our Preston based client is looking for a 7.5Ton driver to work on an on-going basis. This vacancy has arisen due to the site having an unmanned vehicle so this position may become permanent.
You will be given a full weeks training in the role with one of the drivers, you will be using a pod device for delivery and also a tail lift. This role may require some offloading from the back of the vehicle into customer

The suitable candidate must

- Have held a valid 7.5Ton licence for 6 months due to insurance restrictions

- Have a valid CPC and digital tachograph card

- Be comfortable doing 6-8 deliveries per day

- An element of handball

This is a fantastic opportunity to work for a local Preston based company

Please apply now for an immediate interview or call and ask for Liam or David

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