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Muller Wiseman Dairies

Class 1 Driver - Mansfield

Job description

We make Corners, we don’t cut them - be a Muller driver.

Your challenge
If you are an experienced conscientious Trunker driver, looking for an interesting new challenge with an employer who’ll recognise and reward you, join us at Müller Milk & Ingredients. Now we need LGV Trunker drivers with the relevant CPC qualifications to work out of our location depot and deliver to our depots and customers RDC’s. Hourly paid and on a shift rota system including some weekends, you’ll be joining us at an exciting time of growth…particularly in our logistics team.

Your Profile

  • A current UK driving licence
  • LGV C + E licence
  • CPC qualifications
  • Good standard of education including English and Maths
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Resilience, initiative and a team working approach

About us
It takes a lot of talent and organisation to produce and account for around 30% of the fresh milk consumed in Britain every day. The Müller Milk & Ingredients network of dairies and depots is strategically located to allow us to be efficient in the job that we do and ensures that our milk gets from farm to fridge quicker and fresher.

Click apply to start your online application, call 0330 123 2229 to speak to one of the team or email recruitment@muller.co.uk if you have any questions. We look forward to hearing from you.

Seem to be a good employer from the guys I’ve spoken too,only real downside is your expected to continue your rota as usual over the xmas period…cows don’t stop giving milk on xmas day/Boxing Day or New Years day :smiley:

Muller is a good firm to work for in my experience, the Class 1 work is a doddle. Regular start times, sensible hours, O/T after 39 hours, proper weekend & unsociable good premiums. Only problem is the hours are unsociable which is why I left, otherwise I’d probably have stayed long term.

Can imagine they run very early hours or is this not the actual milk collections - mentions deliveries so i guess its fridge work?

Very much of interest as it pretty local. I assume also something lile 4 on 4 off generally?

trevHCS:
Can imagine they run very early hours or is this not the actual milk collections - mentions deliveries so i guess its fridge work?

Very much of interest as it pretty local. I assume also something lile 4 on 4 off generally?

It’s pretty much nights,starting at 12/1/2am normally and finished mid morning early afternoon.

Any one know the basic hourly rate, overtime, weekends etc ?

xichrisxi:
Seem to be a good employer from the guys I’ve spoken too,only real downside is your expected to continue your rota as usual over the xmas period…cows don’t stop giving milk on xmas day/Boxing Day or New Years day :smiley:

It does say Trunker Drivers not farm collection,cant imagine its going to involve Xmas Day it might involve Boxing Day and New year considering RDCs and Supermarkets open on those days.

Lollipop and Paul, at the bottom it gives a phone number and says any questions ring and talk to them, so here is a suggestion, ring and ASK.

lolipop:

xichrisxi:
Seem to be a good employer from the guys I’ve spoken too,only real downside is your expected to continue your rota as usual over the xmas period…cows don’t stop giving milk on xmas day/Boxing Day or New Years day :smiley:

It does say Trunker Drivers not farm collection,cant imagine its going to involve Xmas Day it might involve Boxing Day and New year considering RDCs and Supermarkets open on those days.

They work xmas night.

The rigids do the store deliveries and all their milk is delivered in. Their artics are curtain side fridges mainly for the glass bottles. Do the odd run and trunking in and out of hanworth dairy. They don’t do any farm work. They didn’t run Xmas night last year just early Boxing Day. Good lads up there to always willing to help you.

Can’t remember what their lads were on either I used to go in regular and always seemed happy enough. If you want to pop in they’re based on quarry lane just before bridge on right next to the road for industrial estate