7.5T Night Drivers - Royal Mail (depot-to-depot)

Flexible Shifts | £17.02 - £27.52 per hour | Potential Long-Term Work

Qube Recruitment are currently recruiting 7.5T (C1) Drivers to work with Royal Mail.

This is an excellent opportunity for experienced 7.5T Drivers looking for flexible work, attractive rates of pay and regular depot-to-depot driving with a well-established client.

There is also potential for long-term, ongoing work for drivers who perform well and meet the client's requirements.

As a 7.5T Driver working with Royal Mail, your main responsibilities will include:

  • Driving 7.5T vehicles between Royal Mail depots
  • Transporting letters and parcels around the country
  • Completing depot-to-depot deliveries and collections
  • Working primarily from depot to depot, with minimal manual handling
  • Providing your availability and choosing shifts that suit you

The work is straightforward and offers minimal manual handling, making it an attractive option for drivers who prefer to focus on driving rather than multi-drop deliveries.

DAY AND NIGHT WORK AVAILABLE

Royal Mail are currently particularly busy on night shifts, so the more flexible you are, the more shifts are available to you.

Royal Mail offers very flexible working arrangements, allowing drivers to provide their availability and choose shifts around their existing commitments.

Royal Mail offers excellent rates of pay, with a sliding scale depending on the shift worked.

£17.02 - £27.52 per hour

Rates vary depending on the specific shift, including days and nights.

You must have used your Digital Tachograph Card within the last 6 months

  • You must be flexible and available to work night shifts
  • You must be willing to undergo a DBS check as part of the onboarding process
  • There is potential for long-term, ongoing work for suitable drivers

If you're an experienced 7.5T Driver looking for flexible work, excellent pay, minimal manual handling and the potential for long-term work, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply now or call Qube Recruitment on (phone number removed) and ask for Leon.

Royal Mail | Class 1 | Flexible Shifts | £17.02 - £27.52ph | Long-Term Potential

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