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Van Driver Ongoing Work (SALFORD) Are you an experienced van driver looking for a new opportunity?
Proman Recruitment is currently recruiting on behalf of a client based in Salford, who is seeking skilled van drivers to join their team
About the Role: Shift: Monday to Friday, daytime Duties: Transporting pharmaceutical goods to hospitals and pharmacies Hours: Minimum 8 hours per day guaranteed Pay Rate: ***** per hour (includes ***** + holiday allowance) Start Date: Immediate start for successful candidates Requirements: Full UK driving license (Category B) Maximum 6 points on your license (no DD, DR, or IN endorsements) Must be over 21 years old Previous van driving experience is essential A driving assessment will be required Why Apply?
Ongoing Monday to Friday work Guaranteed minimum hours Competitive pay rate Immediate start for successful candidates If you meet the above criteria, please apply online and we will reach out to you as soon as possible.
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Apply online today , or call us on ************* to find out more about this role or similar opportunities.
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