Daley Recruitment are seeking a 7.5 Tonne Delivery Driver to work for a family run business on a temp to perm basis.
TEMP TO PERM, MONDAY TO FRIDAY, 16.50P/H, IMMEDIATE START
7.5 Tonne Delivery Driver Role:
White glove home delivery of furniture and furnishings, including minor assembly.
Delivery and installation of furniture and furnishings to hotels, commercial and retail premises.
Monday-Friday 6.30am-3.30pm.
Overtime regular.
Occasional Saturday shifts.
Occasional over night with hotel and meals provided for long distance.
Over the age of 25 preferable due to insurance restrictions.
Full UK/EU/EEA driving licence category C1.
Driver CPC and digital tachograph
No more than 3 points.
At least 2 years driving experience.
Right to work in the UK.
Job Types: Temp to Perm
Pay: From 16.50 per hour
Expected hours: No less than 40 per week
Benefits:
Employee discount
Free parking
On-site parking
Schedule:
8 hour shift
Monday to Friday
Overtime
Weekend availability
Skills Required
Delivery Driver, 7.5 Tonne,
Qualifications Required
Full UK licence Category C1
Keywords
Delivery Driver, 7.5 Tonne,
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Daley Recruitment
Posted 11 hours ago, valid for 7 days
Hayes, Greater London UB3 2PU
£16.5 per hour
Full Time
Employee Discounts
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Sonic Summary
- Daley Recruitment is looking for a 7.5 Tonne Delivery Driver for a family-run business on a temp to perm basis.
- The role includes white glove home delivery of furniture and furnishings, with a pay rate starting from £16.50 per hour.
- Candidates must have at least 2 years of driving experience and hold a full UK/EU/EEA driving licence category C1.
- The position requires the driver to be over the age of 25 due to insurance restrictions and to have a Driver CPC and digital tachograph with no more than 3 points.
- The work schedule is Monday to Friday from 6.30am to 3.30pm, with regular overtime and occasional Saturday shifts.
