An exciting opportunity has arisen for Multidrop Delivery Driver with 6 months of experience in parcel distribution or multi-drop deliveries to join a well-established courier and logistics services provider.

This full-time role offers excellent benefits and salary of £15.50 per hour.

Start Time: Between 7am - 8am until the job is done.

As a Multidrop Delivery Driver, you will collect and deliver parcels to residential, business, and commercial locations within the ME postcode area.

You will be responsible for:



* Manage the delivery of 60-80 parcels daily, ensuring prompt and secure service.


* Perform manual handling of parcels weighing up to 30 kg.


What we are looking for:



* Previously worked as a Courier Driver, Multidrop driver, Delivery Driver or in a similar role.


* At least 6 months of experience in parcel distribution or multi-drop deliveries.


* Must have your own safety boots and hi-viz jacket.


* Valid UK driving license no more than 6 points (no DR or IN).


* A valid DBS check (can be arranged by you or deducted from your first week's wages).


* Prepared for a thorough security clearance check, which may take 2-3 working days.


Pay rates under the PAYE Umbrella scheme:



* £15.50 per hour


Apply now for this Multidrop Delivery Driver opportunity to work with a dynamic team and further enhance your career.

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