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HGV Class 1 Driver | South Wales | Full Time | Competitive salary from £16ph + £250-£300 Overtime – OTE = £46,800 - £52,800 + bonus scheme potential
Fitzgerald Plant Services, a leading provider of plant machinery repair and maintenance across the UK, is seeking an HGV Class 1 Driver to join our growing team. With a reputation for excellence and a nationwide presence, we deliver specialist solutions to a wide range of clients in the construction, civil engineering, and plant hire sectors.
Are you the right person for the job?
- At least one years’ experience in a driving role within the industry.
- Must be competent in the use of plant enabling that plant to be manoeuvred safely on/off a lorry
- Good knowledge and experience of driver’s working-hours legislation, tacho-graph procedures and other legal obligations (essential)
- NPORS Loader securer or similar (training may be available to candidates who meet all other essential criteria)
- ALLMI HIAB Certification would be beneficial (training may be available to candidates who meet all other essential criteria)
What will your role look like?
- To transport construction plant, Agriculture plant, commercial vehicles, Rail Equipment and associated equipment to locations throughout the UK
- Ensure Vehicles are maintained, cleaned and presentable at all times, and daily checks are completed and undertaken.
- Load and unload vehicle independently and maintain safety and security of load at all times.
- To act as a company ambassador when presenting to customers both verbally and on customer premises.
- Up to 3 – 4 nights out per week.
What can you expect in return?
- Competitive salary based on experience ranging from £16 p/h plus.
- Opportunities for training, development and career progression.
- A supportive team environment in a growing company.
- Pension scheme
- Overtime available
Schedule:
- Monday to Friday
- Weekend availability
What’s next? It’s easy! Click “APPLY” now! We can’t wait to hear from you!
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