Hgv 1 Driver

Ambrosden

7 months ago

Applications closed

Job Title: HGV Class 1 Container Driver (Tramping Work)

Location: UK – Major Ports (Southampton, Liverpool, Felixstowe, etc.)

Job Type: Full-Time | Monday to Friday | Nights Out | Weekend Work Available

Job Description:

We are currently seeking experienced and reliable HGV Class 1 drivers for ongoing container tramping work across the UK. The role involves collections and deliveries to and from major ports, including Southampton, Liverpool, and Felixstowe.

Key Responsibilities:

Transporting shipping containers safely and efficiently
Tramping work (nights out required)
Operating from Monday to Friday
Optional weekend work available for additional hours
Ensuring compliance with all road safety and legal requirements

Requirements:
Valid HGV Class 1 (C+E) licence
Valid Driver CPC and Digital Tachograph Card
Previous container experience preferred
Must be comfortable with nights out
A Port Gate Pass for Southampton, Liverpool, or Felixstowe is beneficial, but not essential

What We Offer:
Consistent work with reputable clients
Competitive pay rates
Flexible scheduling with weekend opportunities
Supportive and professional logistics team

If you’re looking for steady container work with good hours and a solid company, we want to hear from you.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: £900.00 per week

Benefits:
Company pension
Free parking
On-site parking

Schedule:
Monday to Friday
Weekend availability

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