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Self Employed Van Driver

Newmarket
3 days ago
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Modern Edge Recruitment are actively looking for Self Employed Van Drivers in the CB8 Area of Newmarket.

Pay Rate - £130 per day
Work Monday to Saturday
Need to be currently set up as a sole trader
Basic DBS Check is required (advantages if you already have one in date)

Responsibilities

  • Safely operate a van for the purpose of delivering pharmaceutical goods to designated locations.

  • Conduct pre-trip inspections to ensure the vehicle is in good working order.

  • Load and unload goods, ensuring they are secured properly during transit.

  • Maintain accurate delivery records and logs as required by company policy.

  • Communicate effectively with warehouse staff and customers regarding delivery schedules and any potential delays.

  • Adhere to all traffic laws and regulations while driving.

  • Report any mechanical issues or concerns with the vehicle promptly.

  • Assist with warehouse duties as needed, including inventory management and organisation.

    Experience

  • Previous experience as a Van Driver or in a similar role is preferred.

  • Familiarity with warehouse operations and logistics.

  • A valid driving license is required, with no more than 6 points.

  • Happy to load and unload vehicle daily.

  • Strong communication skills are essential for effective interaction with team members and clients.

  • basic DBS required

    If you are an enthusiastic individual with a passion for driving and logistics, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity as a Van Driver.

    Job Type: Temp to perm

    Pay: £130.00 per day

    Benefits:

  • Free parking

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