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18T HIAB Driver | Bridgwater | Full Time | £18.00 per hour
Our client is a leading manufacturer, supplier and installer of temporary fencing, site hoarding and barriers, operating across more than 20 locations in the UK, Ireland and mainland Europe. Each year, they produce more than 1.6 million units and serve a wide variety of sectors, including construction and security.
The Role
They are seeking an experienced 18T HIAB Driver to join their Bridgwater Depot. You will be responsible for completing safe and timely deliveries and collections, providing a professional service to customers and supporting the depot team when required.
Key Responsibilities
- Complete scheduled deliveries and collections, following specific customer and delivery instructions
- Provide a professional and reliable service when attending customer sites
- Follow all health and safety procedures at the depot and customer sites
- Operate the HIAB hook attachment safely
- Complete delivery documentation accurately and report any issues or discrepancies
- Maintain clear records of deliveries, including handling requirements and location-specific details
- Assist with yard duties, including loading, unloading and stock organisation when required
- Work with the depot team to maintain a safe and tidy working environment
- Conduct daily vehicle checks and report any defects or maintenance requirements
- Keep the vehicle clean and organised
- Complete tachograph records and all required driver documentation in line with regulations
- Maintain compliance with relevant transport and safety regulations
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- Class 2 HGV Licence
- HIAB Licence with hook attachment
- Proven HGV driving experience
- Experience using ratchet straps and securing loads safely
- Good attention to detail when completing documentation
- At least 1 year of driving experience
What's In It For You
- £18.00 per hour
- Company pension
- Free parking
- On-site parking
- Full-time, permanent position
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