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Delivery Driver required with C+E licence.


Growing family Plant hire business in need of delivery driver.

Applicant should have C+E licence

Experience in plant hire preferred.

Comfortable driving van or truck with large trailer

Good with people and talking to customers

Pay dependant on experience

Phone can be provided if needed

Ideally the vehicle would be taken home with the driver at the end of each day, or left in an agreed location should the driver wish to part commute in their own vehicle. (Note fuel will not be paid in this instance)

Commuting fuel will be paid for in truck within a certain travel distance

Good time management and a willingness to work are essential

Hours are 6:30 -4:30, Saturdays are available if needed

Wages paid weekly


The role on offer is unique but offers a lot of opportunities for the right candidate. We are a family run business specialising in mini diggers and dumpers. We hire machines for operated and un operated hire. As a business we undertake small groundworks projects, applicants must be willing to do some site work on our projects. We are looking for a team player who will participate in all areas of the business. We have a fleet of 20 machines due to double by the middle of next year and so this role is developing. Our yard is based in Brixton and we tend to cover South London.

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