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We are seeking an experienced and safety-focused HGV Driver to support the efficient movement and delivery of raw materials and products. Reporting directly to the HGV Driver Supervisor, this role is essential to ensuring timely, compliant and reliable transport operations.
Key Responsibilities:
- Drive vehicles safely and in full compliance with all legal requirements
- Operate within tachograph law, driver hours and Working Time Directive regulations
- Ensure loads are safely secured to prevent damage or injury
- Complete timely collections and deliveries as scheduled
- Carry out daily vehicle safety checks and report any non-conformances
- Maintain the vehicle to a high standard and avoid unnecessary damage
- Keep the cab and vehicle exterior clean and well-presented
- Accurately complete all delivery/collection paperwork and maintain records of mileage, fuel and costs
- Monitor traffic updates and adjust routes when required
- Report accidents promptly and follow company procedures
- Attend all essential training for the role
- Report mechanical faults immediately to the Transport team
- Adhere to company policies, Health & Safety standards and best-practice guidelines
- Ensure documentation is completed and submitted on time
- Follow manual handling guidelines
- Attend meetings as required
- Support the HGV Driver Supervisor with operational needs
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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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Key Competencies:
- Strong ability to follow instruction
- Excellent timekeeping and attendance
- Flexible, adaptable and proactive approach
- Practical, enthusiastic and committed to safe working
- Strong driving and navigation skills
- Good communication and interpersonal abilities
- Commitment to safety and environmental responsibility


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Work Conditions:
This role requires flexibility, as shifts, weekend working, overtime and UK-wide travel may be required.
Qualifications & Experience:
- Must be 18+
- Valid, clean HGV licence
- Minimum 2 years experience as an HGV Driver
- Familiarity with vehicle equipment such as pallet trucks
- Strong geographical knowledge
- Understanding of HGV maintenance and safety regulations
If you're a dependable, safety-driven driver with a passion for high-quality delivery and transport standards, we'd love to hear from you.
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