Logi Hawk Ltd
DRIVER/COURIER - YEOVIL

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Responsibilities
- Collect and load parcels at the depot.
- Deliver parcels safely to residential and business addresses.
- Follow assigned routes and delivery instructions.
- Use a handheld device or delivery app to scan parcels and record deliveries.
- Provide a friendly and professional service to customers.
- Load and unload parcels safely.
- Carry out daily vehicle checks and keep your delivery vehicle clean and tidy.
- Follow road safety rules and company procedures.
Requirements
- A valid UK driving licence held for at least 3 years
- No more than 6 penalty points
- Ability to lift and handle parcels weighing up to 25kg
- Reliability, punctuality and good organisational skills
- A responsible approach to driving and vehicle care
- Confidence working independently
- Ability to use a smartphone and navigation app
- A satisfactory DBS/background check, funded by the company
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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What's great in the job?
- Physical Activity - delivering packages may require physical activity, which can be beneficial for one's health
- Independence - couriers often work independently, giving them a sense of autonomy and responsibility for their tasks
- Flexible work hours - in some cases, courier work can offer flexible hours, allowing you to adjust your schedule to your personal life
- No monotony - each day can bring new challenges and situations, helping to avoid monotony in the job
- Potential for career growth - courier work can serve as a starting point for a career in the logistics or delivery industry
- Interaction with people - couriers often have the opportunity for brief interactions with customers, fostering relationships and providing a sense of satisfaction


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What We Offer?
- Full-time, part-time or weekend-only work
- Work available up to 6 days per week
- Full training and induction
- Operational support throughout the day
- Pre-sorted parcels to help you prepare for your route
- Immediate starts for suitable candidates
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