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WT TRANSPORT

Class 1 HGV Driver

United Kingdom
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Company Description

WT Transport is a road haulage and warehousing company based in Northampton, serving a wide range of distribution and logistics needs across the United Kingdom. The business operates a modern and versatile fleet of over 50 commercial vehicles, from 3.5-tonne vans to 44-tonne articulated trucks, equipped for diverse transport requirements. WT Transport is FORS Silver and CLOCS accredited and offers extensive warehousing facilities with 163,000 square feet of space, 10,000 racked spaces, cross docking, and drive-in/drive-out capabilities. Services include container destuffing, pick, pack and dispatch, and fulfilment, supported by daily inventory checks and a real-time 24/7 warehouse management system. As a proud member of The Pallet Network, WT Transport focuses on delivering a first-class customer experience and reliable logistics solutions.

Role Description

This is a full-time, on-site Class 1 HGV Driver role based in the United Kingdom. The driver will undertake local and national deliveries and collections, transporting palletised freight, general haulage, and specialist loads using articulated vehicles. Daily tasks include safely loading and unloading goods, completing vehicle checks, maintaining accurate delivery documentation, and following company procedures and industry regulations. The role involves liaising professionally with customers and colleagues, adhering to agreed schedules, and ensuring goods are handled securely and efficiently. The driver will also support safe operations within the yard and warehouse areas as required.

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  • Valid Class 1 (Category C+E) driving license, up-to-date Driver CPC, and a clean or low-point driving record
  • Strong knowledge of UK road laws, tachograph rules, Working Time Directive, and safe driving and loading practices
  • Experience with articulated vehicles, tail-lifts, curtainsiders, and palletised freight handling in haulage or logistics environments
  • Good written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to complete paperwork accurately and interact courteously with customers
  • Reliable time management, attention to detail, and the ability to follow route plans and company procedures
  • Basic numeracy and IT skills for using handheld devices, vehicle telematics, or warehouse management systems
  • Physical ability to handle manual tasks such as securing loads and assisting with loading/unloading where necessary
  • Demonstrated commitment to health and safety, including safe working in yards, warehouses, and loading bays
  • Previous experience with FORS or CLOCS-compliant operations, or willingness to complete related training
  • Flexibility to work varying shifts, including early starts or occasional weekend work depending on operational needs
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