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Who Are We?

Simba Courier Logistics Ltd is a well-established, Glasgow-based courier service delivering in the Ayrshire area for the biggest eCommerce platform on the planet!

Drivers will report daily to our depot at DXG2 – Baillieston Glasgow - Delivering to Ayrshire. Early start times, 6 or 9 hour work day. We are a weekend and week day operation.

“All your parcels are sequenced and ready to go, all we need is you”

What We Are Offering?

● Earn up to £922.20 weekly pay at no additional cost to you!

● Immediate start!
● Performance bonus!
● Safety bonus!

● Self-employed with NO upfront costs or deductions.

● Up to 6 days per week.

● Training paid.

● Fuel card paid.

● Van insurance paid.

● Driving new vans.

● High performance could lead to a permanent role.

What Are We Looking For?

● 6 months delivery experience is preferred with businesses such as Royal Mail, Asda, Tesco, Amazon delivery, Evri, Yodel, DPD, DX etc

● Full UK or EU driving license (essential).

● Proof of Right to Work.

● We accept up to 6 points on your license (No CD, DR, DG or IN-related endorsements or TT codes).

● DBS check pass.

● The ability to schedule your working days and turn up on time.

● Great customer service and attention to detail.

● Show up on time, every time and be responsible for your working days.

● Flexible to service demands and instructions.

● A good level of fitness.

● Careful and safe driving.

● Confident using a smart device or ability to learn new technology.

● Responsibilities
● Safely and efficiently operate a delivery van to transport goods to multiple drop-off locations.
● Utilize commercial driving skills to navigate routes and deliver packages in a timely manner.
● Handle heavy lifting tasks when loading and unloading cargo at warehouses.
● Communicate effectively with customers and colleagues to ensure smooth delivery operations.
● Utilize previous delivery driver experience to provide exceptional service to clients.
● Adhere to all traffic laws and regulations while driving and delivering goods.

Other Information.

We support you through the whole process of setting up as a driver. You will be your own boss.

As a driver, you simply turn up 30 minutes before departure, load your van, and then head out on your delivery route. It’s that simple!

You will be using a hand-held device that helps to monitor your progress and explains your route.

Rate: £643.5-£922.20 per week

The onboarding process can begin immediately after a successful first interview. A swift and assured response to our ad can see you on the road in 1-2 weeks or less.

Simba Courier Logistics Ltd is an inclusive, equal opportunities provider.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: £643.50-£922.20 per week

Benefits:

  • Free parking
  • On-site parking
  • Referral programme

Experience:

  • Driving: 1 year (required)

Licence/Certification:

  • Driving Licence (required)

Work authorisation:

  • United Kingdom (required)

Work Location: In person

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