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Class 1 HGV Drivers (Category: CE)

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Due to our continual growth, we are looking for HGV Drivers (Category CE) to join our busy Transport division.
Roles & Responsibilities
- Excellent customer service skills that support the RiverRidge Brand
- Ensure Health & Safety adherence at all times
- Complete vehicle checks in line with Operating licence procedures, reporting any defects to the Transport Office (both electronically and verbally)
- Following all regulations relating to driver's hours and safe operation of heavy goods vehicles
- Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Any other duties as delegated by the Transport Department
Essential Criteria
- Must hold a valid HGV licence 'CE', Digital Tachograph card and Full Driver CPC (Driver Certificate of Professional Competence)
- Minimum of 1 year's HGV (Class CE) driving experience
- Full UK Driving Licence (Max 6 penalty points)
- Good Geographical knowledge of NI
- Good Knowledge of driver's hours, rules and regulations
- Must be able to apply Manual Handling techniques & undertake manual work
- Flexible approach to working hours including weekday, weekends & Bank holidays will be required
- Good Communication skills (both verbal and written)
- Excellent customer service skills
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Desirable Criteria
- Previous experience working in the waste industry
- Any offer of employment will be subject to a successful driving assessment and obtaining any necessary security clearances as deemed applicable for the post.
- Please note, basic disclosure checks i.e., Access NI, will be required for this post
- Must be able to provide documentation to confirm your eligibility to work in the UK


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What we offer!
- Competitive Hourly Rate - £16.22ph
- Overtime rate of Time and a Half for hours worked over 43 hours Monday to Friday
- Saturday, Sunday & Bank Holiday - Time and a Half
- Annual Performance Bonus scheme available
- 28 days Annual leave (incl. of 8 Customary/Bank Holidays)
- Training & Development Opportunities
- Company pension scheme
- Employee Uniform
Closing Date
11th September 2026, 5 pm
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