Lgv C+E And Lgv C Drivers

LGV C+E and LGV C Drivers (HGV Class 1 and 2) Dray Drivers - based Hams Hall Pay Rate: LGV C+E - £41,698 and LGV C - £41,091 per annum Contract Type: Permanent (Full-Time) Shift patterns: Monday to Friday 04:*****:00 starts Location: Trade team, Hams Hall, Birmingham - B46 1TT **Please note these roles involve the heavy manual handling of kegs of alcoholic beverages** **Previous dray delivery experience is an advantage** DHL, an award-winning leading supply chain business are seeking LGV Cat C+E or LGV Cat C Dray Drivers to play a vital role in our distribution service.
WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS?
Hold a valid HGV Class 1 (C+E) or HGV Class 2 (C) driving licence, Driver CPC Qualification and Digital Tachograph Card Duties involve the delivery of alcoholic beverages - previous dray experience is an advantage Role involve heavy manual handling of kegs and barrels of beer - including deliveries to public house cellars Shift is Monday to Friday and start times are available between 04:*****:00 Candidates are contacted to work a minimum of 6 Saturdays per year Carry out between ***** drops -to public houses - work involves manual handling and working with a drivers mate Drivers ideally will have a minimum of 6 months on the road LGV commercial driving experience WHAT ABOUT THE ROLE?
As a DHL Supply Chain Driver, you will be playing your part in keeping the world moving by safely and efficiently delivering goods to our customers.
We need you to: Be an Ambassador for DHL Supply Chain, have a Can Do, Right First Time and Passionate approach to your role Enjoy working as part of a successful team Drive in a safe and efficient manner in line with Drivers\' Hours and Working Time Directive regulations Comply with our health and safety standards at all times, ensuring adherence to The Highway Code, road safety rules and vehicle regulations Be comfortable with manual handling items such as kegs and barrels to public houses Previous dray experience is an advantage ? WHY JOIN US?
Free parking on-site 25 days annual leave plus Salary: GBP 41091 - 41698 per year

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