Right Now Group are currently looking for an ongoing temporary Van driver to work for our busy client based in Colnbrook.
This role is to support with the "peak" period and will be very busy.
You will be required to be available all week and be happy with the hours.
Duties and responsibilities of a Van Driver:
- Loading and unloading of a Luton Van at the Warehouse and clients' sites
- Supporting in the warehouse when busy.
- Moving goods such as fashion clothing in loose loaded bags.
- Completing various airport deliveries and collections.
- Completing all required vehicle checks.
- Ensuring paperwork relating to the deliveries is completed.
Shifts and hours:
Monday - Friday 14:00 to 22:00
Hourly rate:
£12.50 - 13.00 per hour
The successful Van Driver:
- No more than 6 points on your licence (for insurance purposes)
- 5 year checkable working history including clean and clear DBS
- Minimum of 1 year experience as a Van Driver
- Previous airport experience would be an advantage
Please only apply if you have the relevant experience above as only suitable candidates can be considered
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