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Class 1 Shunter

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Class 1 Shunter
Salary: £37,440 - 41,600 per annum – standard 40 hr week
Location: Leamington Spa, CV31
Days: Monday to Friday
Standard hours: 05:00-13:30 / 13:00-21:30
Overtime is available after 40 hours.
This is a Permanent, Full-Time vacancy.
The Vacancy
Our client in Leamington Spa have grown and are looking to employ 2 x Class 1 Shunters on a permanent basis.
Morning & Afternoons shifts available.
Reporting to the Transport Manager, as a Class 1 Shunter you are responsible for the distribution of stock between different warehouse facilities.
About You!
- Category C+E Driving Licence is essential with a minimum of 2 years’ experience., CPC and Tacho
- Previous experience as a Class 1 shunter is essential.
- A good geographical knowledge of the local and surrounding areas.
- Your customer focused experience and expertise will underpin your ability to deliver this role fully.
- Will have the ability to demonstrate excellent customer service and communication skills and an attention to detail is essential.
- Good physical health is required as this can be a physically demanding role at times.
- Flexible in your approach to work, able to work reasonable overtime if required, and adhere to all health & safety practice.
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About the Role!
- Distribution of packaging product between warehouse facilities (circa 5 miles apart).
- Must be confident in completing thorough vehicle checks and must be prompt in completing any required defects paperwork in full.
- Driving company vehicles in a safe, courteous, and responsible manner, including operating within the necessary transport regulations regarding driving hours, in line with company policies and legislation.
- Operating all lifting equipment in a safe manner and in accordance with all Company Safety Directives and method statements.
- No requirement to work on the weekend or Bank Holidays, offering a strong work/life balance.


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