City Electrical Factors
Van Driver

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Company Description
City Electrical Factors Ltd, founded in 1951, is the United Kingdom’s leading electrical wholesale network, with nearly twice as many distribution outlets as its closest competitor. The company operates across the UK, North America, the Middle East, and Australia, supplying a wide range of electrical products to diverse customers. Its business is built on responsive, customer-focused service, supported by in-house IT systems that track orders from receipt to delivery. Professional delivery drivers play a key role in providing free, reliable delivery with no minimum charges, ensuring customers receive products when and where they are needed. City Electrical Factors is committed to partnering in customers’ development and consistently aims to exceed expectations.
Role Description
The Van Driver role at City Electrical Factors is a full-time, on-site position based in High Wycombe. The Van Driver is responsible for safely loading, transporting, and delivering electrical goods to customers, ensuring orders arrive on time and in good condition. Day-to-day tasks include checking delivery notes, planning efficient routes, conducting basic vehicle safety checks, and maintaining accurate delivery records. The role involves providing courteous, professional service at customer sites, handling goods carefully, and representing the company’s commitment to reliability and customer care. The Van Driver may also assist with warehouse duties such as picking and packing orders, stock handling, and coordinating with the branch team to meet delivery schedules.
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- Valid UK driving license with a good driving record and experience operating light commercial vehicles.
- Strong knowledge of local routes and the ability to plan efficient delivery schedules.
- Attention to detail in checking orders, delivery notes, and maintaining accurate documentation.
- Good physical fitness to safely load, unload, and handle goods, including manual handling of electrical products.
- Clear, professional communication skills and a customer-focused approach when interacting with clients and colleagues.
- Reliable time management skills, with the ability to work to delivery deadlines and adapt to changing priorities.
- Basic IT skills for using handheld devices or systems to track deliveries and update records.
- Previous experience in delivery driving, warehousing, or distribution is beneficial but not essential.
- Commitment to safe working practices, including adherence to road safety and company health and safety procedures.
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