HGV 7.5 Tonne Drivers
Milton Keynes (UK-wide work required)
£15.07 per hour |
The Best Connection are currently recruiting for HGV 7.5 Tonne Drivers with their global logistics and supply chain company that operates both freight management and contract logistics. This is a opportunity with excellent earning potential and long-term prospects.
About the Role:
HGV 7.5 Tonne Driver - Main duties and requirements are:
- Managing the delivery process of parcels from site to customer
- Handling approximately 250+ parcels per day
- Manual handling via handball and sack barrows required
- Ensuring your load is safe and secure
- Completion of delivery device
- Must have 1 years experience
- Maximum 6 points accepted ( No DD/ DR/DG / BA/CD/TT99 offences)
Working Hours:
- Minimum 8 hours per day
- Minimum 10-12 hour shifts
- Day shifts are Monday to Friday
Pay:
- Standard rate of £15.07 per hour
What We're Looking For:
- Valid HGV UK 7.5 Tonne (Category C1) Licence
- In-date CPC and Digi card
- Comfortable working on highways and in physically demanding environments
Why Join The Best Connection?
- Ongoing work through 2026
- NEWPerks at Work Scheme
- Weekly PAYE pay
- 28 days paid holiday (Incl. Bank Holidays)
- CPC training available
- Online payslips
- Contributory pension
- Personal accident insurance optional
About Us:
The Best Connection has been a trusted UK recruiter since 1991, with 70+ branches nationwide, specialising in driving, industrial, and logistics roles.
The Best Connection is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
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HGV 7.5 Tonne Driver in Milton Keynes employer: The Best Connection
Join a well-established company in Dartford that values its employees and fosters a supportive work culture. With competitive pay rates and a commitment to health and safety, we offer opportunities for professional growth and development within the warehouse and logistics sector. Our team-oriented environment ensures that every employee feels valued and empowered to contribute to our success.
