Latest Driving Jobs
Here you can view all of our current driving jobs, both HGV and Van roles.
We work with Companies throughout the South West of England, South of England and South Wales, including but not limited to the following places: Bristol, Somerset, Wiltshire, Gloucesteshire, Gwent, Devon, Hampshire, Worcestershire etc
We get a variety of jobs coming through, from temporary to permanent, for a Van Driver up to a Class 1 Driver, part time and full time.
We update our vacancies daily to give you an accurate view of what we are currently recruiting for.
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What roles do we recruit for?
Class 1 – Also known as Cat C+E and HGV 1
Class 2 – Also known as Cat C and HGV 2
7.5 Tonne – Also known as Cat C1
Van – Also known as Cat B or 3.5T
A Van driver requires a normal driving licence, whereas a Class 1, Class 2 and 7.5T requires two additional cards which are a CPC Card and a Tachograph Card. You cannot drive a HGV without these two compulsory cards which must be in-date.
What type of Companies do we work with?
We work with many companies in different industries such as steel, palletised goods, building products, metal and steel, garage doors, parcels, aluminium profiles, dairy products, frozen goods, alcohol, batteries, and furniture.
What type of driving work can we offer?
Multi-Drop roles –> This tends to include numerous deliveries and collections within a designated area i.e. Bristol. 10 plus stops.
Trunking —> A to B and back again. You will be transporting a bulk load to a depot, main hub or RDC. These shifts are usually night shifts between 10hrs and 12hrs in length.
Shunting –> This tends to be in the company’s yard, moving trailers and vehicles around, occasionally some offsite movements too.
Tramping –> This involves longer distance work where you don’t always return to base each evening so you sleep in the cab of the truck.
Specialist Roles –> Additional licences such as ADR, HIAB and Moffett. An ADR allows you to transport hazardous goods such as fuel, oil etc. HIAB involves a lorry mounted crane, this is usually used by builders merchants. A Moffett is a type of FLT that allows you to offload your own lorry. It is mounted to the back of the trailer.
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