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About The Role
A Class 2 Driver position is available in Willenhall with Manpower UK, paying up to £16.00 per hour, rising to £17.00 after three months. This temporary role operates Monday to Friday, 10am to 10pm. You will deliver fresh cooking oil to catering clients and collect used oil for return to the Microsite. Acting as the business’s representative, you will build strong customer relationships, ensure timely order fulfilment, and support new business generation during your rounds. The client offers brand-new facilities and modern equipment. Candidates should hold a valid Class 2 licence and possess solid driving experience. Excellent communication skills and a professional, friendly manner are essential for this customer-facing position.
Job Overview
As a Class 2 Driver, you will be the "face of the business," delivering fresh cooking oil to the catering industry and collecting used oil to return to the Microsite. Relationship building with customers is key, as our client aims to ensure every order is fulfilled in a timely, efficient, and friendly manner. You'll also have the opportunity to assist in generating new business during your rounds.
Key Responsibilities
- Pre-trip inspection of the vehicle to ensure that it is in proper working order and complies with safety regulations.
- Regular maintenance of the vehicle to ensure it remains in proper working order and reporting any mechanical issues to the appropriate personnel.
- Driving the vehicle in a safe and efficient manner, while adhering to traffic laws and complying with all safety regulations and procedures while operating the vehicle.
- Safely loading and unloading of cargo and ensuring it is secured according to safety regulations.
- Delivering fresh oil to the catering / restaurant trade and collecting used cooking oil.
- Making/taking payment for oil and the maintenance and accuracy of cash/pre-paid cards.
- Communicating with dispatch and customers to provide updates on delivery times and any issues that arise during transport.
- Accurate recording of information following oil delivery and / or collection, e.g., completion of Waste Transfer Notes.
- Reporting of missed or failed deliveries on a daily basis to Microsite Manager.
- Build and maintain good relationships with customers and prospective customers, assisting with sales efforts when required.
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Requirements
- A valid driving licence (Category C) - with no more than 3 penalty points.
- Previous Class 2 experience in the UK, with a solid understanding of road laws and regulations (6 months minimum).
- Excellent Communication Skills: Ability to communicate effectively with the Transport Office, customers, and other drivers.
- Professionalism: Maintain a professional appearance and conduct at all times.
- Customer Service Orientation: A friendly, positive attitude with a willingness to engage with customers to enhance their experience.
- Sales Experience (Desirable): Experience in business-to-business sales and achieving sales targets as part of a driving role would be an advantage but is not essential.
- Safety Awareness: Strong knowledge of vehicle safety and workplace health and safety regulations.
- Problem-Solving Ability: Ability to handle unexpected situations and demonstrate problem-solving skills.
- Attention to Detail: A keen eye for detail, particularly when handling documents.
- Reliability and Flexibility: A strong work ethic, reliability, and flexibility with work hours, including nights, weekends, and holidays if needed.


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