HGV Driver/Operator (Back Shift)

Join our team as an LGV Driver and experience the best driving role you’ll ever have!
Deliver and collect products to various locations while adhering to company policies and procedures.
Work flexible shifts, including nights, late shifts, early shifts, and weekends.
Regularly work additional hours, up to 12.5 hours per day.
Collect shopping from warehouses and transport it to regional sites.
A Category C+E driving licence.
Minimum 12 months experience holding your driving licence.
Minimum 6 months LGV driving experience.
A safe and competent driver capable of flexible shift lengths daily.
Based out of our Erith site in London, you’ll enjoy working in a safe environment with flexible shift patterns and daily adjustments to shift length.
Pay Structure (Hourly):
Evening Premium (18:00-06:00): £2.00
Sunday Day Premium: £1.74
Sunday Evening Premium (18:00-06:00): £3.94
Overtime Day Rate: £24.00
Overtime Evening Rate (18:00-06:00): £26.50
Employer-funded private medical insurance after 12 months of service.
Paid Digital Tachograph card renewal.
Paid Driver Medical in line with licence requirements through an approved supplier.
Ongoing periodic CPC training during your career.
Up to 7% matched pension contributions after three months of service.
High street shopping and restaurant discounts including 15% off online grocery platforms.
Opportunities for Growth
Career Progression Opportunities! With 87% of salaried roles filled internally, your potential for advancement within the company is substantial.
Complete an online application – no CV required!
Telephone interview with our friendly team.
Final confirmation to ensure satisfaction with role and shift patterns before offer is made.
Here within the organization , our people, technology, and customers work together to support the communities we serve. We champion diversity, and we’re proud to be an Armed Forces Covenant employer, providing support and opportunities for veterans, reservists, and their families.

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