have you got it or had it my mates just got a job with local council driving road sweeper
7 hour shift 5 day week
Driving the bin wagons for the council was the easiest driving job I ever had.
Driving from Lincoln to Erith in London. Aside from Erith and the Dartford crossing it was the easiest job I’ve done in my short career. It was fun too.
Fridge work or mostly what I am doing now easy
Bury St Edmunds to Athens, (including a 24hr ferry from Italy)tip, load Prato (Italy) for Blyth nr Newcastle, home for 3 days then off again.
Brand new motor and trailer (never had more than 6 ton in the trailer in all the time i was doing the job)
Not been driving long but I am on the bins through an agency, paid for 9hrs 25mins a day although normally finish after 7hrs its a doddle
Arrive work 1130 am trailer and unit all ready to go drive Stratford 30 mins tip Stratford 40 mins. Lunch break 1hr return purfleet 30 mins coffe break 2 hrs shunted then hooks up my nxt trailer drive ilford 20 mins tip ilford 20 mins tea break return purfleet 6pm log off then ■■■■ off home 600 a week 
kindle530:
Bury St Edmunds to Athens, (including a 24hr ferry from Italy)tip, load Prato (Italy) for Blyth nr Newcastle, home for 3 days then off again.
Brand new motor and trailer (never had more than 6 ton in the trailer in all the time i was doing the job)
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After my day so far - this would be ideal. Let me know if you’re packing in!
best ever was working at Manchester airport on day work muckaway when building new works
compound start 7 am 2 or 3 loads to tip up the road finished 11 30 am payed for 9
Easiest job I’ve had was working for a truck hire firm, it consisted of waiting for the wagon to be ready, delivering it, waiting for the hire car to show up, driving back and waiting to see if anything else needs to go back or get collected. The process was repeated between 1 and 3 times a day.
Long hours though, between 10 and 15.
I worked for New Wave Logistics, based at an electronics manufacturing site. When a new product was developed, part of the testing process was a 1000km travel test - basically build 100 microwaves, load them onto a truck, and drive them around…then check to see if they have fallen to bits. I would do roughly 500 kms on days, and the night man would do the same. I could go where I liked, as long as I mixed it up a bit, rural, urban, motorway. The lake district was always a favourite, or maybe the Scottish borders. Not a bad way to earn a living…
how long did you do that job cushie or what
topmixer11:
Arrive work 1130 am trailer and unit all ready to go drive Stratford 30 mins tip Stratford 40 mins. Lunch break 1hr return purfleet 30 mins coffe break 2 hrs shunted then hooks up my nxt trailer drive ilford 20 mins tip ilford 20 mins tea break return purfleet 6pm log off then [zb] off home 600 a week
Who pays £600 a week for a part time job?
Not sure now but working for mainstream builders merchants (Jewson, Travis Perkins etc) used to be a doddle, poor pay but once the drops were done ( 4 in morning and 4 in afternoon, all local ) used to spend the rest of the day sleeping or going shopping etc.
fredthered:
kindle530:
Bury St Edmunds to Athens, (including a 24hr ferry from Italy)tip, load Prato (Italy) for Blyth nr Newcastle, home for 3 days then off again.
Brand new motor and trailer (never had more than 6 ton in the trailer in all the time i was doing the job)
0After my day so far - this would be ideal. Let me know if you’re packing in!
i packed it in in 2003 mate!
kindle530:
fredthered:
kindle530:
Bury St Edmunds to Athens, (including a 24hr ferry from Italy)tip, load Prato (Italy) for Blyth nr Newcastle, home for 3 days then off again.
Brand new motor and trailer (never had more than 6 ton in the trailer in all the time i was doing the job)
0After my day so far - this would be ideal. Let me know if you’re packing in!
i packed it in in 2003 mate!
You got out just in time…
There’s nowt in Blyth now.
Just banks, charity shops and takeaways… 
I used to load for Burberry on that job. opposite Fergusons yard.
kindle530:
fredthered:
kindle530:
Bury St Edmunds to Athens, (including a 24hr ferry from Italy)tip, load Prato (Italy) for Blyth nr Newcastle, home for 3 days then off again.
Brand new motor and trailer (never had more than 6 ton in the trailer in all the time i was doing the job)
0After my day so far - this would be ideal. Let me know if you’re packing in!
i packed it in in 2003 mate!
Yeah I did read that but I was just dreaming 
kindle530:
I used to load for Burberry on that job. opposite Fergusons yard.
Did you get any cheap burberry gear kindle 
Not for me i didnt mate, but i did get some bits from the shop for some fashion consious people, from the shop out front.
Nothing out the trailer thou. im not a theif.