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DBI5 - FSRL - FSR LOGISTICS LIMITED - Delivery Driver (Self-Employed)

FSR LOGISTICS LIMITED
West Midlands
2 days ago
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DBI5 - FSRL - FSR LOGISTICS LIMITED - Delivery Driver (Self-Employed)

Apply Today and Become Our Delivery Associate!


Full-time self-employed driver positions with us delivering packages and great customer experiences!


Were seeking reliable, hard-working and passionate people who can succeed in a fast-paced environment.


We are specialists in the contract courier industry and we are looking for self-employed Parcel Delivery Drivers to join our team.


What we are offering:


  • Great earning potential. 100per day (rises to 112.50 from 28/11/2021)

  • Easy and fast application process as no CV and no delivery experience required.

  • Full training provided.

  • Safe working conditions.

  • Weekly pay by bank transfer.

  • Bonus payments when applicable.

  • Fully insured vehicle.

  • Daily interaction with customers.


Delivery driver Responsibilities:


  • Greet and interact with customers and the public with a professional and positive attitude.

  • Maintain communication with management to be informed of any change of delivery, route or schedule.

  • Adhere to all safety regulations on the road.

  • Keep the company vehicle clean and well-maintained.


Delivery driver Requirements:


  • Hold a full valid UK licence with no more than 6 points. Minimum age 21 with 2 years driving experience.

  • Be able to pass drug and alcohol screening and criminal history checks.

  • Be physically able to keep up with the fast paced role.

  • Experience in multi drop delivery driving is a plus but not required as full training will be provided.


Additional pay:

  • Performance bonus


Benefits:


  • Flexible schedule


Experience:


  • delivery driver: 1 year (preferred)


Licence/Certification:


  • Driving Licence (required)



Compensation details: 100 Hourly Wage





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