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Counterbalance Forklift Driver Nights

Lightyear Recruitment
Bristol
9 months ago
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Forklift Driver (Counterbalance) – Night Shift Location: Avonmouth⏰ Hours: Monday to Friday, Midnight – 09:30 AM Pay: £15.00 - £16.00 per hourWe’re looking for a reliable and experienced FLT Counterbalance Driver to join a busy team in Avonmouth. If you’re a night owl who’s confident behind the wheel of a forklift, this could be the perfect role for you!What You’ll Be Doing:✅ Operating a counterbalance forklift safely and efficiently✅ Loading and unloading lorries✅ Moving stock around the warehouse✅ Ensuring all goods are stored correctly✅ Following health and safety proceduresWhat We’re Looking For: A valid FLT Counterbalance licence (in-date) Previous experience in a warehouse or logistics environment Someone comfortable working night shifts A team player with a strong work ethicIf you’re ready to get started and want a steady, well-paid role, apply today or get in touch for more details

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