At a Glance
- Tasks: Drive a Class 1 vehicle safely for nightly trunk deliveries across the UK.
- Company: Join a leading logistics provider with a rich history and family-owned values.
- Benefits: Temporary to permanent position with competitive pay and job security.
- Other info: Enjoy working with modern vehicles in a supportive environment.
- Why this job: Be part of a successful team transforming the logistics industry.
- Qualifications: Must have HGV Class 1 licence and ADR Driver Certificate.
The predicted salary is between 32000 - 38000 £ per year.
DBR Group, acting as a Recruitment Business, are recruiting for an experienced HGV Class 1 Night Driver (ADR Driver Certificate) to work at our client who are a household name in the Driving Industry, in Rochdale. Our client is one of the world's leading logistics services providers. They offer high-quality international freight forwarder services. They combine the ethical culture of a traditional family-owned enterprise with a passion for entrepreneurial excellence in logistics. This unique combination explains the transformation of the freight company, founded in 1930, into one of todays most successful logistics companies. This role is a temporary to permanent position. Duties: Operate a Class 1 vehicle safely and efficiently ADR Certificate Adhere to all road traffic laws and regulations Nightly Trunk deliveries within the UK Delivering/collecting palletised goods to other depots and Palletline sites, from our Depot in Rochdale driving a modern 44T ton vehicle, Double Deck trailers, box and curtain sider trailers
HGV Class 1 Night Driver (ADR Driver Certificate) employer: DBR Group
As a leading online retailer based in Erith, we pride ourselves on being an excellent employer that values our drivers' contributions. Our supportive work culture fosters teamwork and flexibility, offering a variety of shifts to suit your lifestyle while providing opportunities for professional growth within the logistics sector. Join us to be part of a dynamic team where your skills are recognised and rewarded.
