Independent Multidrop Courier - 60-80 Stops, Van Required

National Network Logistics; Goole; On-site; GBP 37,000 - 48,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

VAT paid in addition if registered

Additional Saturday work available

Flexible working options at selected"}

Route optimisation technology

Full site training

Experienced operational support

Choice of payment terms

Permanent opportunities available for

Job summary

National Network Logistics is recruiting self-employed multidrop couriers with access to an MWB van or larger for ongoing work in Howden. Routes typically involve 60–80 stops and are planned around an approximate 10-hour day, with most start times between 8:00am and 9:30am.

Your day will involve loading your parcels, following an optimised route, completing deliveries and collections, and keeping in contact with operations when required.

Qualifications

• Previous multidrop experience is preferred but not essential, as training is provided.
• You must have access to an MWB van or larger.
• Goods in Transit & Public Liability insurance
• Basic DBS check, or willingness to obtain one
• Good communication skills
• A reliable and organised approach
• Ability to work independently

Responsibilities

• Load parcels, follow an optimised route, complete deliveries and collections, and keep in contact with operations when required.
• Work independently with support from an experienced NNL team.
• Routes typically involve 60–80 stops and are planned around an approx. 10-hour day.

Skills

Multidrop delivery

Independent worker

Communication skills

Van driver MWB+

Tools

Route optimisation software

Job description

National Network Logistics is recruiting self-employed multidrop couriers with access to an MWB van or larger for ongoing work in Howden. Routes typically involve 60–80 stops and are planned around an approximate 10-hour day, with most start times between 8:00am and 9:30am.

Your day will involve loading your parcels, following an optimised route, completing deliveries and collections, and keeping in contact with operations when required.