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Class 1 Drivers needed for work in Motherwell!

Connect Driver Solutions are recruiting Class 1 Drivers to work with our logistics and distribution client based in Eurocentral.

You'll be driving refrigerated trailers on multi-drop deliveries across the Central Belt. No experience with refrigerated trailers? That's okay, full training will be provided.

What's on offer?

£16 to £18 per hour, paid weekly
4-on 4-off shift pattern, 3am to 12pm (11-hour shifts)
4-week contract with the possibility of extensionWhat You Need:

A valid C1 licence, with at least 6 month's experience
No more than 6 points on your licence
No DR, DD, CD, IN, or TT codes accepted
A valid CPC and digital tachograph cardApply now to join our team as a Class 1 Driver and drive your career forward.

Submit your most up-to-date CV or call our driving consultants on (phone number removed).

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