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SalaryHGV Class 1 Driver – ATL Haulage Contractors is a leading transport company, based in Essex, providing logistics services and assisting the carriage of both import and export cargo. Due to expansion at their Southampton depot, we are looking to recruit HGV Class 1 Tramper Drivers to join their team. In return we offer competitive pay scales depending on the role.
The role of HGV Class 1 Tramper Driver is full time, your basic working days are Monday to Friday plus the option of additional weekend work. You must have a full CAT C + E licence with no more than 6 points, a digital tacho card and a driver CPC qualification. Experience working with containers is preferred but not essential.
As an HGV Class 1 Tramper Driver, we offer the following:
- High earnings guaranteed – OTE of £45,000
- 28 days holiday including bank holidays
- Bonus schemes
- Additional pay for ADR and splitter trained drivers
- ATL haulage has an up to date fleet with all new vehicles fitted with Televisions, fridges and microwaves
- Company contributory pension scheme
- New premium-grade vehicles which are less than 3 years old with top spec throughout
- Uniform supplied
- Safe and secure working environment with excellent driver facilities at all depots
- Opportunity to develop and grow your skills
If you want to be part of our successful team, please apply by forwarding an up to date CV as soon as possible. We look forward to hearing from you.
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