Class 1 Tramper Driver

Description

• Following all health, safety, and environmental procedures, reporting hazards or risks immediately.
• Carrying out manual handling tasks safely and effectively, including loading and unloading biomass fuel products such as wood pellets or wood chip.
• Moving and connecting delivery equipment such as hoses/pipes on site, sometimes working in confined or uneven spaces.
• Maintaining a clean, tidy, and safe working environment, including the vehicle.
• Follow company codes of practice, procedures, policies, contractual obligations, and workplace agreements.
• Liaising effectively with the Transport Supervisor regarding paperwork, vehicle weights, issues, and Tachographs.
• Complying with all DVSA regulations, including Tachograph rules, the Working Time Directive (WTD), and Road Transport Directive (RTD) legislation.
• Accurately complete and submit all required documentation within specified timescales.
• Safely operating Class 1 or 2 Company vehicles to deliver and collect materials in line with customer requirements while ensuring excellent service.
• Keeping your Driver CPC up to date and notifying the Transport Supervisor of any changes to your licence or driver card.
• Conducting daily pre-use vehicle and trailer checks, promptly reporting any defects.
• Complete all mandatory and role-related training in a timely manner.

Requirements

• Are you eligible to work in the UK?*
• Experience operating plant equipment.
• A valid Class 1 Licence with less than 6 penalty points
• Communicate clearly and cooperatively with customers, colleagues, and other departments, building strong professional relationships.
• Yes, I would like to opt-in to future communication from AMP.
• Strong awareness of health & safety requirements and an excellent understanding of Transport legislations
• A professional, customer-focused attitude and strong communication skills
• An up-to-date Driver CPC card
• Wellbeing tools and resources
• Solid geographical knowledge and excellent time management
• Confidence using delivery technology such as PDAs, tablets, or smartphones.
• Experience in professional driving within a commercial environment

Benefits

• Discounted gym membership.
• Shopping and lifestyle discounts
• Employer pension contribution
• Hours of work: Day shifts, 5 days over 7 averaging 40 hours per week across two 26-week Reference Periods (January-July and July-January). Overtime calculated at the end of each Reference Period, paid at a rate of time and a half of basic salary or time off in lieu.
• What are your salary expectations?* Please Select£24-29k£30-34k£35-39k£40-49k£50-59k£60-69k£70-79k£80k+
• 26 days annual leave entitlement plus 8 days for public holidays
• Access to advice, counselling, and support
• Competitive salary to be discussed at interview, plus quarterly Driver Incentive Bonus Scheme
• Life Insurance
• Healthcare Cash Plan
• Access to GP services

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance