HGV1 Driver (Days) 2026
- Northamptonshire
- Permanent·On-site
Job Description
HGV1 Drivers
Northampton
£18.52 per hour
Overtime £22.78 per hour
Ongoing Work
Start Times: 10:00-13:00
Store Deliveries
Pallet Truck & Tail Lift Work
Immediate Starts Available
Pertemps South Midlands Driving Hub is recruiting Class 1 Drivers for ongoing store delivery work based in Northampton.No silly o'clock starts. Regular ongoing work. Straightforward store deliveries with a transport team that knows what they're doing.If you're an experienced Class 1 Driver looking for regular work, decent start times and no nonsense, this could be the opportunity for you.
What will you be doing?
You'll be delivering palletised goods to retail stores, completing store deliveries safely, professionally and on time.
Store deliveries
Vehicle checks and defect reporting
Delivery paperwork
Following driver hours and WTD regulations
Providing good customer service
Mastering the art of arriving on time, only to hear, "We'll get you on a bay shortly mate."
Who are we looking for?
You'll need:
Valid Class 1 (C+E) Licence
Driver CPC Qualification Card
Digital Tachograph Card
Minimum 12 months Class 1 driving experience
No more than 6 penalty points
No CU, DD, DR or TT endorsements
Professional and reliable attitude
A healthy level of patience when someone disappears to find the one pallet you're actually waiting for
Why drivers like this job
Apart from getting paid every week
No 02:00 alarm clocks
Starts between 10:00 and 13:00
Straightforward store deliveries
Pallet truck and tail lift work
Ongoing shifts
Well-maintained vehicles
No fighting for shifts every week
No nonsense recruitment process
You're treated like a professional driver, not a tracking dot on a transport monitor
Ready to get started?
If you're a Class 1 Driver with at least 12 months' experience looking for ongoing store delivery work paying £18.52 per hour, with starts between 10:00 and 13:00, we'd love to hear from you.
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Drivers are being assessed now, so don't leave it until next week. We all know "I'll ring tomorrow" usually turns into three weeks and a conversation in the canteen about the job someone else got first.