Class 2 LGV Driver with ADR
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We are currently looking for an LGV driver with an ADR at our main depot in Drymen, Glasgow to deliver fuel and become an integral part of our team. The right candidate must have good geographical knowledge, a professional attitude and good communication skills, as well as demonstrating enthusiasm and a good work ethic. All applicants will be considered.

To apply please send Cv’s to enquiries@jamesdbilsland.com
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