M4 Recruitment are currently looking for qualified Cat C LGV/HGV drivers to join a well-established team on a permanent basis. This role involves delivering and collecting linen across central London, surrounding boroughs, and the Southeast region.
Shift Pattern: You’ll work on a 4-days-on, 4-days-off rota, with early morning starts, (Apply online only) and weekend availability required. Flexibility is key, as the role includes multiple delivery stops.
What You’ll Be Doing
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Delivering fresh linen and collecting used items
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Assisting with loading and unloading your vehicle
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Communicating regularly with the Transport Manager
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Returning to the depot and unloading at the end of your route
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Capturing delivery times and customer signatures
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Liaising with both customers and office staff throughout the day
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What You’ll Need
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Valid Class 2 driving licence
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Digital tachograph card
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Full CPC qualification (training provided if needed)
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What’s on Offer
A competitive salary of £39,300 per year, plus 20 days of annual leave. The benefits package is designed to reward your hard work and support your wellbeing:
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Paid driver medicals, DCPC training, eye tests, and licence renewals
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Full uniform and PPE provided
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SAYE scheme, company pension, and free life assurance
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24/7 GP helpline, EAP, and Health4All wellbeing programme
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Discounted gym membership
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Special leave for weddings and civil partnerships
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Recognition awards for long service and going the extra mile
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Baby boxes and menopause support, including free sanitary products
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Access to an employee rewards platform with retail discounts
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Comprehensive induction and ongoing training
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Apprenticeship opportunities in LGV driving, team leadership, management, and customer service
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Free parking available at most locations
The employer is proud to be a Disability Confident Employer.
M4 Recruitment are an employment business and operates as an equal opportunities employer. Permission to place an advertisement for the above mentioned role has been given by the company mentioned