🚛 HGV Class 2 Refuse Driver – Afternoon Shift 📍 Nottingham | 🕑 14:00 – 22:00 | Temporary Contract Tired of early starts? Want reliable hours and local routes? We’re recruiting HGV Class 2 Refuse Drivers for a well-established local authority contract in Nottingham. This role offers steady afternoon/evening work, consistent routes, and the chance …
🚛 Refuse Driver Chargehand – Ongoing Work ♻️ Looking for steady, reliable work with great hours—and the potential for something long-term? Join the team through JT Recruit and play a key role in keeping the local community of Swadlincote clean and running smoothly. 📍 Swadlincote 🕒 Monday – Friday | 06:00 – 14:00 📄 Ongoing …
Our public sector client is seeking reliable and hardworking Street Cleaners to support environmental cleanliness and public safety across Leicestershire. The role involves outdoor cleansing, waste removal, and supporting emergency and reactive operations as required. Key Responsibilities MUST have driving licence (No points) Cleaning & Waste Removal Sweep and clean outdoor public areas to remove litter, debris, …
🚛 Put Your Career in Gear – Waste & Cleansing Drivers required! Keep our streets clean. Drive the change. Be proud of Nottingham City. 📍 Location: Eastcroft Depot, Nottingham 🕒 Hours: 37 per week,Monday – Friday 14.00hrs – 22.00hrs 💼 Contract: Temporary 💰 Salary: £15.58 per hour 💪 Ready to take the wheel and lead …
Minibus drivers required for our public sector client Hours: 7:15 – 9:30 approx 2:45 – 4:45 approx DBS: * Enhanced with Children’s & Adult’s Barred List What will I be doing? You will be typically driving a standard minibus with with wheelchair access. You will need a D1 entitlement on your licence You will need to undertake their defensive driving and national standard MIDAS driving course. In addition, applicants will undertake the in-house induction programme that covers key safer systems of work, safeguarding, health and safety. All applicants will require an Enhanced with Children’s & Adult’s Barred List These roles are 20 hours a week working 4 hours a day which includes a split shift of 2 hours in the morning and afternoon. These roles are term-time only. If you cannot adhere to these shifts please do not apply. What is the job role: The job involves providing transportation for some of our most vulnerable people across Coventry. This can involve manual handling large wheelchairs and loading them on and off the minibuses. You will be dealing with a range of challenging behaviours potentially on a daily basis. Continuity is a vital part of the service we provide and we endeavour to keep the same driver and passenger assistant on the vehicle. In summary, the role involves the following tasks: Undertake all driving duties in allocated vehicles as instructed by PTS office team Pick up service users and transport them to their point of destination using the vehicle in a safe, secure and caring manner. Take all reasonable steps to prevent service users from causing harm to themselves and/or others. Complete all paperwork as requested. …
My client is looking to recruit a HGV II Driver, ideally with Moffett licence This is a mixed role and will also require some van driving, when required Benefits: 45 hrs. a week plus additional hours in busy periods. £15.50 – £16ph+ Throughout spring to Autumn there is usually a good amount of over time to …
Specialist HGV Driver required Base: Bardon WTS (with travel to other council locations when required) Hours 40.5 hours per week working shifts between 0600-1800hrs (12-hour day) working 4 out of 7 days. An temporary opportunity within the Contracts and Haulage Team at Leicestershire County Council has become available, we are currently looking to recruit a …
HGV I driver required to join our well established client, on an ongoing, temporary basis £17.93ph for the first 8 hours, rising to £20.78ph after 8 hours Job role: Provision of first class safe, efficient and customer focused delivery and collection services within the Network Comply with issued start times in line with contractual requirements Conduct …
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