INTSOL RECRUITMENT LIMITED
PCV Bus Driver

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IntSol Recruitment is currently recruiting experienced PCV Bus Drivers for an immediate opportunity with an established bus operator in South Devon.
The initial assignment is expected to run for 34 weeks, with the potential for ongoing work and a permanent opportunity for the right driver.
Drivers can choose to work 4 or 5 days per week, with a minimum 10-hour duty each working day.
Pay Rates
- PAYE: £17.50 per hour
- PAYE Including Holiday Pay: £19.61 per hour
- Umbrella Assignment Rate: £23.24 per hour
Hours & Work Pattern
- Minimum 10-hour duties
- Choice of 4 or 5 days per week
- Earliest start: 06:25
- Latest finish: 19:50
- No Sunday services
- Immediate start available
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As a PCV Bus Driver, you will operate scheduled passenger services while providing a safe, reliable and professional service.
This is a strong opportunity for an experienced bus driver looking for guaranteed-length duties, flexible working days and the potential for longer-term employment.
Duties
- Safely operate PCV buses on scheduled services
- Follow designated routes and timetables
- Complete required vehicle safety checks
- Provide excellent customer service to passengers
- Follow road traffic laws and company procedures
- Report any vehicle defects, incidents or safety concerns
- Maintain a professional standard of driving at all times
Requirements
- Full UK PCV Category D Licence
- Valid Driver CPC
- Minimum 2 years' bus driving experience
- No more than 6 points on your driving licence
- Good communication and customer service skills
- Reliable and professional
- Able to commute to the South Devon area


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What We Offer
- Minimum 10 hours per working day
- Work 4 or 5 days per week
- Up to £23.24 per hour
- No Sunday services
- Weekly pay
- Immediate start
- Initial 34 week assignment
- Potential temp-to-perm opportunity
Apply Today
If you're an experienced Bus Driver, PCV Driver or Category D Driver looking for work in South Devon, apply today.
A member of the IntSol Recruitment team will contact suitable applicants with further details regarding the position.
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