Bin Delivery Driver

Do you have experience of driving 7.5 tonne vehicles?

Are you available immediately to work on a full-time basis, 37 hours a week?

Do you have a current Category B Driving licence?

Our local authority client has a great opportunity for a Bin Delivery Driver. If you want to be rewarded for dedication and loyalty, enjoy managing your own workload & being outdoors and have excellent people skills then we want to hear from you...

The role is based in York, Monday to Friday, 7.00am - 3.00pm, for a minimum of 3 months, potentially up to 6 months, the rate of pay is £14.32 per hour.

The role is working individually and as part of the wider team within our clients Waste Management Service Department, undertaking a range of duties to include driving a (3.5 tonne) vehicle, delivering containers (bins and boxes), removal of bins, as well as minor repair of bins where required.

The successful candidate will manage the bin store, ensuring the working environment is kept clean and safe, taking delivery of bins from our client’s external supplier. You will also be required to deliver trade bags to the city centre for our client’s commercial waste customers.

Candidates must have good customer service skills and be able to work independently as well as have the ability and experience to drive a 7.5 tonnes tail lift vehicle. A good knowledge of York would be an advantage.

To apply

Please email your CV (with reference details) or ring us on [phone removed] for an application form or for more information. Alternatively, you can apply online via our website: https://www.workwithyork.co.uk/work-with-york-limited-general-applicati…

You will need to complete an application form with your full work history and be able to provide two refences (one being from your last employer).

Successful applicants will be required to attend an onsite induction before starting work.

Regrettably we can't respond to every application we receive and please note that to apply for this vacancy you must be able eligible to work in the United Kingdom.