Class 1 HGV Driver – Enforce & Reclaim Vehicles

360 Resourcing; Greater London; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Pension scheme

Uniform provided

UK bank holiday pay

Job summary

360 Resourcing is recruiting a HGV Driver (Class 1) in the United Kingdom. The role involves enforcing actions on untaxed vehicles on behalf of the DVLA, including vehicle recovery and associated reporting.

A full UK driving licence and Class 1 HGV licence are mandatory; HIAB is desirable but not essential. The position is full-time and permanent, typically 44 hours per week, with shifts and potential cross-agency collaboration (Police, DVLA, VOSA).

Qualifications

• Full UK Driving Licence (Class 1 HGV) required.
• HIAB licence desirable but not essential.
• Excellent communication skills preferred.
• Self-motivated and customer focused attitude.
• Enjoy outdoor work and flexible to shifts.

Responsibilities

• Attend daily briefing and collect removal information.
• Ensure vehicle and equipment are serviceable and report faults.
• Check lifting/to towing equipment and verify tachograph operation.
• Assess recovery vehicle capability and inform pound manager of concerns.
• Safely remove vehicles and photograph for reports.
• Deliver vehicles to pound and take further photos.
• Coordinate with office for next task and possible cross-agency work.
• Be flexible with hours and locations and perform other roles as required.

Skills

Full UK Driving Licence (Class 1 HGV)

HIAB (Desirable)

Excellent communication skills

Self-motivated

Customer focused

Outdoor work

Able to work shifts

Able to work on own initiative

Job description

360 Resourcing is recruiting a HGV Driver (Class 1) in the United Kingdom. The role involves enforcing actions on untaxed vehicles on behalf of the DVLA, including vehicle recovery and associated reporting.

A full UK driving licence and Class 1 HGV licence are mandatory; HIAB is desirable but not essential. The position is full-time and permanent, typically 44 hours per week, with shifts and potential cross-agency collaboration (Police, DVLA, VOSA).