Class 2 Driver - Temp to Perm

At a Glance

- Tasks: Deliver and collect pallets with a focus on teamwork and efficiency.

- Company: Join a successful team in a supportive and friendly work environment.

- Benefits: Earn £14.04 per hour, enjoy paid breaks, and secure a permanent position.

- Why this job: No weekend work means more time for you while gaining valuable driving experience.

- Qualifications: Must have a CPC Card, Digital Tacho Card, and at least 1 year of Class 2 driving experience.

- Other info: Great opportunity for career growth in the logistics industry.

Summary

- LGV C – Class 2 Driver

- Coleshill

- £14.04 p/hour PAYE – Paid breaks

- Permanent, following a successful trial period

- Monday to Friday – No weekend working

Duties

- Multidrop pallet deliveries and collections. Some handball will be required at each delivery point.

- Potential to upgrade to on-site ADR.

Requirements

- Driver's CPC Card

- Digital Tacho Card

- Minimum 1 year Class 2 experience

How to prepare for a job interview at [Employer hidden — view at passion-project.co.uk]

✨Know Your Stuff

Make sure you’re familiar with the Class 2 driving requirements and duties. Brush up on your knowledge of multi-drop deliveries and handballing, as these are key aspects of the job. Being able to discuss your experience confidently will impress the interviewers.

✨Show Your Safety Awareness

Safety is paramount in driving roles. Be prepared to talk about how you ensure safety on the road and during deliveries. Mention your Driver's CPC Card and Digital Tacho Card, and any relevant training you've completed that highlights your commitment to safe driving practices.

✨Ask Smart Questions

Interviews are a two-way street! Prepare some thoughtful questions about the company culture, team dynamics, and what a typical day looks like for a Class 2 driver. This shows your genuine interest in the role and helps you assess if it’s the right fit for you.

✨Dress the Part

Even though this is a driving position, first impressions matter. Dress smartly for the interview to show that you take the opportunity seriously. A neat appearance can set a positive tone for the conversation and demonstrate your professionalism.