Job Overview We are currently recruiting experienced Class 1 LGV Drivers for ongoing ad hoc work in Rugby, supporting a busy logistics and distribution operation. This is an excellent opportunity for drivers looking for flexible work, with shifts available to suit your availability, including weekdays, weekends, mornings and afternoons/evenings. Pay rates range from £21.00 to £26.75 per hour, depending on the assignment and shift. Key Responsibilities * Safely operate a Class 1 LGV vehicle to transport goods and materials. * Complete deliveries and collections safely, professionally and on time. * Carry out daily vehicle safety checks and report any defects correctly. * Comply with drivers’ hours regulations and Working Time Directive (WTD) requirements. * Complete relevant paperwork and delivery documentation accurately. * Follow site-specific health and safety procedures. * Maintain a professional attitude when dealing with customers, colleagues and site staff. * Ensure all driving activities comply with road transport legislation and company procedures. Requirements * Valid UK HGV Class 1 (C+E) driving licence. * Minimum of 24 months’ Class 1 driving experience. * Valid Driver CPC (DCPC) card. * Valid digital tachograph card. * No more than 6 penalty points. * No DD or DR driving convictions. * Good understanding of drivers’ hours and WTD legislation. * Ability to carry out vehicle checks and report defects correctly. * Excellent communication skills and a professional attitude. * Strong commitment to health and safety
Class 1 LGV Driver (C+E) in Rugby employer: Fuel Drivers UK Ltd
Fuel Drivers UK is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive work culture that prioritises safety and employee well-being. With flexible shift patterns primarily from Monday to Friday, drivers enjoy a balanced work-life while benefiting from ongoing training and development opportunities in the thriving petrochemical sector. Located in West Thurrock, employees also appreciate the convenience of working in a key logistics hub, enhancing their career prospects in fuel delivery.
