Travis Perkins
Class 2 driver

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Company Description
We are the UK’s leading builders’ merchant, supplying bricks, lintels, timber, drainage, landscaping products, and hire services to trade customers nationwide. Our success is built on strong branch performance and long-standing relationships with customers who rely on us to deliver reliably, on time, and at a fair price. As specialists in heavy building materials, we focus on creating mutually beneficial partnerships across projects of all sizes. Our teams are known for deep product knowledge and problem-solving capabilities that help customers grow their businesses. We are committed to doing what matters for the trade and supporting our customers with practical, dependable solutions.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Class 2 driver role based in the City of Edinburgh. The Class 2 driver will safely operate company trucks to deliver heavy building materials to trade customers and construction sites, ensuring timely and accurate deliveries. Day-to-day tasks include:
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- Loading and securing goods
- Following planned delivery routes
- Completing delivery documentation
- Performing basic vehicle checks


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The role involves communicating with branch staff and customers to coordinate deliveries, provide courteous service, and resolve any delivery-related issues. The driver will follow all road safety regulations, company policies, and health and safety procedures while representing the business professionally at all times.
Qualifications
- Strong truck driving skills with proven experience operating Class 2 or similar commercial vehicles.
- Valid commercial driving license (e.g., CDL Class A or equivalent) and a clean driving record.
- Effective communication and customer service skills to interact professionally with customers and colleagues.
- Ability to safely handle and secure heavy building materials and operate delivery equipment where required.
- Good knowledge of local routes in and around the City of Edinburgh and awareness of road safety regulations.
- Reliable, punctual, and able to work full time on-site with a focus on safety and teamwork.
- Basic understanding of delivery documentation and vehicle inspection procedures.
- Previous experience in construction, builders’ merchant, or logistics environments is advantageous.
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