When a rigid is parked up in Dunoon for want of a driver, we source a Class 2 driver who knows that kind of round.
The licence is the minimum; experience of the delivery environment is the brief.
Operators across the M74 and M9 corridors and the Clyde and Forth port estates run rigids on tight delivery windows. Temporary Category C drivers keep those windows when a regular driver is off.
For Dunoon operators we cover single days, full weeks and ongoing rigid assignments. Planned cover can be booked in advance.
Category C work across Scotland serves grocery and retail DCs, food and drink supply chains, energy and port logistics and national 3PLs, with rounds built around store slots and site hours.
Where temporary Category C drivers help most.
We look for Category C drivers who have worked similar rounds and want that pattern.
We tell you the driver's name, start time and site so the depot can plan.
Site rules, the vehicle, the first drops and who to report to.
Across Scotland, rigid work swings with construction activity, retail peaks and the weather. Temporary drivers let the fleet flex without changing the payroll.
Drinks, food service and chilled rounds combine early starts with heavy handling and customer contact. The brief says what the driver will lift and where.
For a Class 2 request, include:
Every Class 2 driver we confirm holds category C entitlement, a current Driver CPC and a valid digital tachograph card, with right to work established first.
Manual handling, site safety and customer contact are part of most rigid rounds. We say so to the driver before they accept.
Share the dates and the round. We will be straight about what we can cover.
Yes, where the work needs one. Tell us the lorry-loader and the type of loads so we match the right ticket.
Yes. Many rigid rounds start before six. We match drivers who are used to that pattern.
Planned cover is easiest with a few days' notice. Short-notice requests get a straight answer on what we can confirm.
Yes. Tell us what the driver collects at each drop (signatures, returns or delivery notes) and we brief them on it.
Yes. Saturday and bank holiday rounds can be booked in the same way as weekday cover.
Other drivers in Dunoon:
Elsewhere in Scotland: