Van Driver

Job Description

Van Driver

£12.36 per hour (£25,708 per annum)

40 Hours

Monday to Friday with 1 in 3 Saturdays ( A rest day in the week when working Saturday on a rota)

Shift required: 5:00am starts, 8 hour day with overtime being paid after 8 hours

Aylesford

Join us as a 3.5T Delivery Driver based from our KFF Foodservice (Part of Sysco GB) Depot in Aylesford, and enjoy a professional driving career with world-class, award-winning training and high operational standards. We offer a level of security, stability and opportunity that’s hard to find. 

You’ll start with a thorough induction - then you'll be providing our customers a friendly totally dedicated delivery service of food orders taking care to resolve any issues along the way.  It's a vital role, and it can be hard work, but a KFF Foodservice Driver makes it look easy! 

You'll need to pay attention for accurately picking on vehicle and delivery of customer orders and maintaining product temperatures in a multi-temperature controlled vehicle.  You'll need awareness of VOSA compliance to ensure your vehicle checks are completed to a high standard to ensure roadworthiness.  The role includes manual handling of our food produce to the customers premises so you will need to comply with Health and Safety (SSOW), hygiene and other related legislation.

You'll require a full drivers licence and extensive road knowledge of our local area.  As our 3.5T van driver you'll use your strong communication and teamwork skills, knowledge and initiative to solve basic problems and make routine decisions.  If you have the ambition to become a HGV2 driver in the future we'd be happy to support you through our driver development programme.

You’ll enjoy some pretty impressive benefits too;

• Competitive salary 
• Huge discount on all sorts of lovely food
• Pension
• Free parking 
• We’re part of Sysco – the Global leader in selling, distributing and marketing food products - so the opportunities really are endless!
• …and much more!

There’s a lot on offer, so what are you waiting for?