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Class 2 Driver (nights)

Leeds
3 weeks ago
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HGV Class 2 Night Drivers

Interaction are seeking additional HGV Class 2 night drivers for a client based in Batley. The role will involve the delivery of chilled products to various businesses in the North of England. The successful candidate will be expected to enter the business premises as these will generally be unmanned.

The successful candidate will be expected to perform all safety checks accurately and complete all necessary paperwork.

Pay: £16.92 p/h

Rota: 4 on 4 off

Start times: 1500 onwards

This is a temp to perm role, and a full induction/ assessment is required before commencing work.

Requirements

HGV Class 2 licence with at least 1 years’ experience (Insurance)
No more than 6 points with no major endorsements
Valid CPC and digi card
Flexible with start times as they can range from (Apply online only) daily
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