Dagenham Driver - Class1

Overview

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Class 1 bulk powder tanker driver collecting and delivering powder products for the construction industry. Ensuring that deliveries are on time and that health and safety procedures are followed to a high standard.

Job Description

Class 1 bulk powder tanker driver collecting and delivering powder products for the construction industry. Ensuring that deliveries are on time and that health and safety procedures are followed to a high standard.

Wincanton operate on behalf of Breedon Cement to provide transport for both bulk powder and palletised deliveries. The contract has a nationwide delivery area with key distribution points at Port of Blyth, Hope Valley, Runcorn, Walsall and Dagenham. The role of the tanker driver requires the loading and pressurised discharge of powder products – predominantly cement.

What you will receive

  • £44,978 per annum (based on 48 hours per week)
  • £18.02 per hour
  • £26.20 for a night out
  • Monday - Friday
  • Saturday paid at time and a half
  • Sunday paid at double time
  • Minimum 48 hour per week contract
  • Full bulk tanker training provided
  • Paid holiday entitlement – 25 days plus 8 bank holidays
  • A Week off at Christmas (3 days from your holiday allocation)
  • Sick pay after 1 year of service
  • Full uniform provided
  • Company pension scheme
  • Child care vouchers
  • RAC discount
  • High street, Online Stores and Restaurant Discounts

Key Responsibilities

  • You will be responsible for the accurate and timely movement and delivery of our customers’ products, servicing the Construction sector.
  • Ensuring all documentation is completed accurately with attention to detail.
  • Adhering to safe working practices to ensure the safety of yourself and others at all times.
  • Complying with all relevant legislation in line with Drivers Hours and Working Time Directive requirements (opt out available).
  • Responsible for the Health and Safety of themselves and others, completion of dynamic risk assessments, adhering to safe working practices and the Health & Safety at Work Act, including accident, incident and damage reporting.
  • To ensure contractual KPI’s over delivery of product is undertaken in both a legally compliant and health and safety manner.
  • Attending any relevant training as required to ensure you remain fully equipped to perform your role effectively and to assist in the development of continuous improvement.
  • Keep the vehicle you use clean, tidy and well cared for, so it is ready to be used the next day.

What you will bring

  • Must hold a valid HGV LGV Class 1 licence
  • Must hold a valid Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (DCPC Card)
  • Must hold a Digital Tachograph card
  • 12 months Class 1 driving experience preferable
  • Must be available to do 2 nights out per week if required
  • Must be fully flexible on working hours
  • Possess excellent customer facing awareness

What we offer

We really value our people and offer a friendly working environment, a focus on developing your skills and a competitive salary. Benefits include full uniform, safety equipment, access to a company pension scheme with employer contributions and other optional schemes you may wish to join. These are just some of the reasons which make Wincanton a great place to work!

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/belief, sexual orientation or age.

Apply Now

If you feel that you have what it takes to support Wincanton in delivering the best service, we would love to hear from you. Please apply by following the links and uploading your CV. We are a fast-moving organisation so we may not always wait until the closing date to review applications. As a result, you should submit your CV as soon as possible.

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