Transport, Delivery and Logistics - HGV Driver
Transport, Delivery and Logistics - HGV Driver
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HGV drivers transport and deliver products including bulk materials and liquids between suppliers and customers.
- Plan deliveries and your routes
- Check your vehicle for problems and report any issues you find
- Help load and unload goods safely
- Connect hoses or pumps when working with materials like fuel
- Keep records of your deliveries and driving hours
- Monitor traffic reports regularly and change your route if needed
As a HGV Driver, your working environment may be physically active and you'll travel often.
HGV Drivers tend to work 38 to 52 hours a week. You could work evenings, weekends and bank holidays away from home.
Starting: £25,000
Experienced: £42,000
You could do a Large Goods Vehicle (LGV) Driver C and E Level 2 Intermediate Apprenticeship.
If you're already working for a transport operator, your employer might support you to get your HGV driving licence.
You might also be able to accompany a qualified driver whilst you train to get your licence. You'll need to get a professional driving qualification called the Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC).
You might be able to apply for a place on a Skills Bootcamp for HGV driving.
Skills Bootcamps are free, flexible courses that last up to 16 weeks.
When you pass the course, you are guaranteed a job interview with an employer near where you live.