Anglian Water Services
Logistics LGV Night Driver

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Starting Salary circa £43K
Permanent
A minimum of 37 Hours a week, fulfilled through a published shift rota
Peterborough Warehouse – Alwalton Hill, PE7 3AG
There is also a standby rota for which a payment is made for your availability.
Keep the Region Flowing – Drive with Purpose at Night
Looking for a driving role where every journey makes a difference? As an experienced LGV Night Driver with Anglian Water’s Logistics team, you’ll do more than just transport goods — you’ll play a vital part in keeping water flowing and communities safe.
Working through the night, you’ll deliver essential parts and equipment to operational teams tackling urgent issues across our Water and Water Recycling networks. It’s a role where your reliability, safety, and precision keep critical services running smoothly – all while most of the region sleeps.
What You’ll Be Doing
As an LGV Night Driver, you’ll play a vital behind-the-scenes role in keeping Anglian Water’s operations running smoothly. Your key responsibilities will include:
- Delivering essential materials overnight to unmanned sites across the region, ensuring items are safely and accurately transported, and easy for teams to access.
- Responding to emergency call-outs, providing rapid, reliable support during critical incidents to get vital equipment where it’s needed most.
- Supporting the warehouse team when not driving – including packing deliveries, checking stock, and helping maintain smooth logistics operations.
- Staying fully compliant and safety-focused, following all EU transport regulations, including driver’s hour rules, and Anglian Water’s health, safety, and hygiene standards.
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This is a hands-on role with real purpose – keeping the water flowing and communities supported, night after night.
As a valued employee, you’ll be entitled to:
- Full private healthcare
- 25 days leave, rising with service + Bank Holidays, with the option to swap Christmas and Easter holidays for those celebrated by your religion
- A flexible working culture
- Competitive pension scheme – we double-match your contributions up to 7%
- Life Assurance at eight times your salary
- Personal Accident cover – up to 5x your salary
- Bonus Scheme
- Lots of great discounts
- Flexible benefits to support your wellbeing and lifestyle
- Paid time off when you’re physically and mentally unwell
- An excellent Family Leave package – to help you support your family
What does it take to be a Logistics LGV Driver?
- Class 2 Driving License (C)
- MHE experience (reach truck / counterbalance / Moffett)
- Fully completed driver DQC CARD CPC
- Additional driver vocational training (i.e. ADR, C+E)
- HIAB training (Lifting equipment) such as Slinger/Signaller or Lift Supervisor
- Flexibility regarding working shifts to meet the demands of working in essential industry sector
- Strong team player with excellent communication skills
- Ability to work collaboratively as part of a team as well as show initiative when working alone
- Capacity to embrace change, positively deal with often conflicting priorities and switch focus rapidly
- Ability to work in all Anglian water operational sites
- Basic IT skills including understanding of basic Microsoft packages (i.e., outlook)


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This position is subject to drug and alcohol testing as part of our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of safety and performance. Candidates must be willing to undergo testing prior to employment and may be subject to random testing throughout their employment.
Why Anglian Water?
This isn’t just another driving job – it’s your chance to be part of something essential. As an LGV Night Driver at Anglian Water, you’ll play a key role in keeping water services running across the region, supporting emergency repairs, and helping protect the environment – all while most of the world sleeps.
You’ll enjoy the stability of a permanent night shift, a supportive team environment, and the satisfaction of knowing your work directly helps communities. We’ll provide you with the tools, training, and trust to do your job safely and effectively – with opportunities to grow your skills and make a real impact.
Closing date: 9th August 2026
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