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Class 2 (Cat C) Nightshift Driver

Driver Hire
Dundee City Council
1 month ago
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Location: Dundee
Pay: £15.12 per hour (including holiday pay)

Shift: Sunday to Thursday – Nightshift

Duration: Minimum 12 weeks


Driver Hire Dundee are recruiting for a Class 2 (Cat C) Nightshift Driver to work with one of our key logistics clients on a minimum 12-week assignment.


This role involves bulk deliveries of palletised and caged parcels to sub-depots across Scotland during night operations. You’ll be working with a professional and supportive transport team, driving modern, well-maintained vehicles.


💼 What you’ll do:

Safely drive a Class 2 vehicle on night trunking routes


Deliver palletised and caged freight to regional depots
Complete paperwork and delivery records accurately
Carry out pre- and post-shift vehicle checks

✅ What we’re looking for:

Valid Cat C licence, CPC and Digital Tachograph


Previous Class 2 driving experience preferred
Confident and capable driving long-distance night routes
Reliable, safety-conscious and professional attitude

🚚 What you’ll get:

£17.24 per hour (including holiday pay)


Regular, ongoing night work – Sunday to Thursday
Weekly pay and 24/7 local support from the Driver Hire Dundee team
Opportunity for long-term or repeat assignments

If you’re an experienced Class 2 Driver who enjoys night driving and steady work, we’d love to hear from you!


📞 Apply today or call Driver Hire Dundee on 01382 339 930 for more information.

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