Cat C Driver. HGV Class 2. Woking. Over £30,000 per annum

Permanent HGV Class 2 Driver. Cat C. Near to Woking. Over £30,000

Driver Hire is seeking a Cat C Driver. HGV Class 2. For a company near Woking that supplies scaffolding. Our client supplies bulk scaffolding to construction sites, not individual properties. You would be collecting and delivering equipment, not involved in the actual erection of scaffolding.

Much of the scaffolding equipment is loaded and offloaded by forklift or crane. But it is a physical role as you also have to hand ball at times.

Good salary of over £30,000 and only 5 days per week.

The client would also consider allowing the successful driver to be self employed at a rate of £16.25 per hour.

*** Benefits ***
£16.25 per hour after a short temp to perm period

Monday to Friday

Typically 7am to 5pm

28 days paid holiday

*** Responsibilities of the HGV Class 2 / Cat C Driver ***
Perform daily vehicle inspections

Interact with other staff and customers in a friendly and professional manner

Collect and Deliver scaffolding to building sites around the South East and into London

Some hand balling will be necessary for the job

Ensure your load is always securely strapped down

Adhere to all Drivers’ Hours and Working Time regulations

*** Requirements of the HGV Class 2 / Cat C Driver ***
Cat C licence

12 months’ experience

Current CPC card

Digi tacho card

Verifiable references

*** To Apply ***
Call Richard, Chris or Phill on 01252 233000 or email your CV to guildford@driverhire.co.uk

Driver Hire is the UK’s largest supplier of drivers within the logistics industry and pride ourselves on helping our candidates find the right job for them. Call today to enquire about this or one of our other Class 1, Class 2, 7.5t or Cat C1 jobs.

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BECOME AN OWNER-DRIVER AND WORK FOR YOURSELF! AVERAGE EARNINGS: £45,000 – £60,000 PER YEAR. AVAILABLE ANYWHERE IN THE UK.

CONTRACT HAULAGE WORK AVAILABLE ALL YEAR ROUND FOR OWNER-DRIVERS AND FLEET OWNERS WITH RIGID OR ARTICULATED VEHICLES.

We are looking for owner-drivers, fleet owners, and HGV drivers (Class 1 or 2) based anywhere in the UK and interested in taking the next step up and becoming owner-operators and transport company owners. To get started and apply for an Operator’s Licence, you need to have £8,000 which is a requirement of the UK and EU transport regulations (you won’t spend it). We can help you with the rest of the process.

BENEFITS OF BECOMING AN OWNER-OPERATOR:
– Higher earnings even with one vehicle (double in some cases for the same work)
– Be your own boss and grow your fleet
– If you are tired of driving, hire others to drive for you
– Build and sell your business later and retire

WE OFFER:
– Contract haulage work all year round for rigids and artics with your trailer or ours
– FREE assistance with your Operator’s Licence application (if you hire a TM)
– Insurance: HGV and PSV vehicles, cheapest on the market
– HGV parking and registered operating centres
– Transport manager (CPC holder) for your O-licence, no course or exam is necessary
– Trailers for hire or lease
– Financing to purchase your vehicles
– Compliance with regulations
– Unlimited consulting and office support while you are driving

HGV PARKING AVAILABLE ANYWHERE IN THE UK – FROM £35 PER WEEK.

TRANSPORT MANAGER (CPC HOLDER) AVAILABLE FOR YOUR HGV OR PSV (HAULAGE OR PASSENGER) O-LICENCE ANYWHERE IN THE UK – FROM £250 PER MONTH.

Join our Facebook groups “Owner Operators & Truck Drivers UK” and “CPC Transport Managers UK” to network and ask questions.

Step-by-step guide: hirett.com/guide

Call Dmitry on 07833 684449.
8am-11pm, 7 days a week including weekends and holidays.

TRANSPORT MANAGERS WANTED – CPC HOLDER – PSV, HGV – ALL of UK – EXTERNAL PART-TIME

WE PROVIDE TRANSPORT MANAGER SERVICES ANYWHERE IN THE UK.

If you have a national or international CPC for HGV or PSV (road haulage or passenger) obtained in the UK or any EU country, earn additional income working part-time locally as an external transport manager. Use our full support and advice for operator licence applications and maintenance. We cover all of the UK, so if you are based in a different area from where this ad is posted, you can still apply.

TO APPLY, EMAIL YOUR CV OR JUST THE FOLLOWING 5 ANSWERS TO info@hirett.com
– Name
– Phone number
– City where you are based
– Is your CPC in road haulage (HGV) or passenger (PSV)?
– Is your CPC national or international?

GET £100 IF YOU REFER AN OPERATOR TO US: click here

NEED A TRANSPORT MANAGER FOR YOUR O-LICENCE (ANYWHERE IN THE UK)?
Call Dmitry on 07833 684449.
8am-11pm, 7 days a week including weekends and holidays.

Join our Facebook groups “Owner Operators & Truck Drivers UK” and “CPC Transport Managers UK” to network and ask questions.

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