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DRM2 - PLL - PROLINE LOGISTICS LTD - Delivery Driver (Self-Employed)

PROLINE LOGISTICS LTD
Thurrock
1 week ago
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Multi Drop Van Delivery Drivers Needed – Self Employed Position IMMEDIATE START IN AND AROUND EAST LONDON


Proline Logistics Ltd is a young and vibrant fast-growing delivery company operating in Greater London area and beyond. As an ambitious team with extensive experience and know-how, our focus is in growing our UK operations and further strengthen the service by expanding PLL’s footprint to new territories. We are fully committed to creating future fit and optimised solutions in such dynamic industry, as we go along delivering solid results for great value.


We are looking for multiple Self-Employed delivery drivers for the many positions we have available right now. 


 


   Benefits


• Rates from £143.00  – £163.00 daily plus bonus in achieving group targets


• Opportunities to increase daily earnings


• Business Mileage payment to cover fuel


• No Sortation - all routes are pre sequenced and pre mapped. All you need to do is collect your parcels and you are ready to go!


• Extra work often available after you finish your route – you will get paid extra per parcel delivered.


• Access to van rental with no upfront cost


• Training and development


• Progression opportunities


 


 


  1. Delivering in NON London Congestion ZONE 


 


 


• Minimum of 2 Years of Driving License - UK & EU, (no more than 6 points) NO INS / DR points


• All potential candidates will be subject to background checks and a Drug & Alcohol test


 


If you are a hardworking, driven individual looking for excellent earning potential then please contact:


Telephone:


Email: 


Proline Logistics Ltd is an equal opportunity company and we value diversity. We do not discriminate based on race, religion, colour, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, non-disqualifying physical or mental disability and national origin.


 


 





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