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QS Recruitment Ltd in the United Kingdom is seeking a Class 2 tipper driver to collect and transport aggregates and other materials, tipping at designated sites. The role follows a straightforward routine of loads, site visits and tipping, with instruction from the transport team and a focus on safe operations.
Applicants must hold a UK Category C licence with Driver CPC and a digital tachograph card; newly qualified drivers are welcome.
Please note that this position is open to UK applicants only
You’ll operate a Class 2 tipper vehicle, collecting and transporting aggregates and other materials before tipping them at designated locations.
The work follows a straightforward routine of collecting loads, travelling to the required site and tipping before moving on to the next job. You’ll follow instructions from the transport team, complete your journeys safely and communicate professionally with site personnel.
You’ll also carry out daily vehicle checks, secure loads correctly, complete the necessary paperwork and follow site rules and Health & Safety procedures.
Previous tipper experience is advantageous but not essential, making this a good opportunity for drivers looking to develop their skills and build experience in this area of HGV driving.
Duration: This is an ongoing temporary position with a genuine temp-to-perm opportunity, giving the right driver the chance to move into a permanent role.
Contract Type: Temporary
Hourly Rate: £17.00 per hour via Umbrella, with 40 hours available each week.
Working Hours: You’ll work Monday to Friday, 40 hours per week, giving you consistent weekday hours and your weekends free.
Closing Date: 20261201
You must hold a valid UK Category C driving licence, a valid Driver CPC Card and a valid Digital Tachograph Card.
Newly qualified Class 2 drivers are welcome to apply, provided you have gained some relevant driving experience since passing your test. Previous tipper driving experience is beneficial but not essential.
You’ll need to be reliable, professional and safety-conscious, with the ability to follow instructions and work safely around vehicles and site equipment.