HGV Class 2 Skip Driver - Salford

Overview

HGV Class 2 Skip Driver

Location:

Salford - M6 area

Pay: £14.29 per hour

Overtime: £17.86 per hour (after 45 hours)

5am starts | Monday to Friday – Saturdays as required

We are currently recruiting an experienced HGV Class 2 Skip Driver at Salford depot. This is a key role supporting waste collection and recycling operations while delivering excellent customer service.

Based at the Salford depot, you will operate HGV Class 2 Skip & RoRo vehicles, safely and efficiently transporting waste materials to and from customer sites and facilities. Your work will directly support operational efficiency, environmental standards, and customer satisfaction.

• Safely operate HGV Class 2 vehicles (Skip & RoRo)
• Carry out waste collections and deliveries efficiently and professionally
• Plan and optimise routes to maximise productivity and minimise environmental impact
• Complete daily vehicle checks and report defects promptly
• Maintain accurate digital records using a tablet system
• Comply with road traffic laws, safety regulations, and environmental standards
• Deliver excellent customer service, leaving sites clean and tidy
• Report incidents, near misses, or safety concerns immediately
• Support recycling and waste diversion initiatives
• Work Monday to Friday with flexibility for Saturdays when required

• Valid UK HGV Class 2 (Category
  
  C) licence
• Driver CPC qualification
• Digital Tachograph Card
• Previous HGV driving experience (waste industry preferred)
• Good understanding of vehicle safety and compliance
• Physically fit for manual handling tasks
• Strong communication skills and a professional attitude
• Commitment to safety, teamwork, and sustainability

• £14.29 per hour
• Overtime paid at £17.86 per hour after 45 weekly hours
• Paid breaks
• Full PPE and uniform provided
• Modern, well-maintained fleet with advanced safety features
• Ongoing training and career progression opportunities
• Supportive team environment with a strong focus on safety and sustainability