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About The Role
This role involves operating an HGV2 with a Hi-Ab crane for deliveries around the Towcester area, covering a long-standing client’s holiday leave. The position pays £23 per hour and is full-time, with a start date of 20th August. The initial contract lasts two weeks, with potential extension if work remains available. Shifts begin early, and the pattern offers no weekend work, allowing for a better work-life balance. Daily duties include completing multiple drops, navigating local routes, and safely managing the crane for loading and unloading. Candidates should hold a valid Class 2 licence and relevant HIAB certification. Prior experience with similar delivery work is beneficial, as is a professional approach to customer service. This temporary assignment provides steady hours and competitive pay within a straightforward operational setting.
🚛 HIAB Driver (Class 2)
| £23.00 Per Hour | No Weekends (Yes, Really) |
Towcester | Starts 20th August | Initially 2 Weeks, Possibly Longer
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You're Thinking
💷 How much am I getting paid?
⏰ What time do I start and finish?
📦 How many drops am I doing?
🏠 Will I actually see my family at the weekend?
🤔 Is this going to be a nightmare job?
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Here's The Reality...
We're looking for a Class 2 HIAB Driver to cover some holiday leave for a long-standing client in Towcester.
It's starting on 20th August for at least 2 weeks, and if everyone gets on and the work is still there, it could continue beyond that.
What Your Day Will Look Like
- Start at 07:30
- Finish around 17:00
- 45-minute PAID break (not one of those mythical breaks people talk about but never actually get)
- Monday to Friday
- No weekends
- No Sunday afternoon call asking if you can "just help out"
The Work
- Typically 2-3 runs a day
- Around 1-4 drops per loa
- Delivering to building sites, builders' merchants and residential customers
- Operating the HIAB safely and professionally
In other words, we're not expecting you to squeeze 47 drops into a day while battling three road closures, two diversions and a sat nav having a nervous breakdown.
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This is sensible, organised work where you're given time to do the job properly.
The Important Bit
💰 £23.00 Per Hour There. We've said it. No hunting through the advert looking for the rate.
You'll Need
- Class 2 (Category C) Licence
- HIAB Qualification
- CPC Card
- Digital Tachograph Card
- HIAB experience
- A decent attitude and the ability to smile politely when someone says, "While you're here..."
Why Drivers Like These Jobs
- Good money
- No weekends
- Paid breaks
- Sensible workload
- Well-maintained vehicles
- Supportive team
- Potential for longer-term work
- Low stress, high earning potential
Sound Like Your Kind Of Job?
If you're an experienced HIAB Driver who turns up on time, takes pride in the job and enjoys having their weekends to themselves, we'd love to hear from you.
📞 Nikki Carpenter - 01908 208500
📧 nikki.carpenter@pertemps.co.uk
💬 WhatsApp Nikki: https://wa.me/441908012878
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