Store replenishment, builders' merchants and tipper work around Saltash, covered by experienced Class 2 drivers.
Temporary Category C drivers who have run this kind of round before.
Operators across Plymouth's port and the Devonport and Langage industrial estates run rigids on tight delivery windows. Temporary Category C drivers keep those windows when a regular driver is off.
Tipper and bulk work has its own demands — weighbridges, tipping sites and loose loads. Drivers we book for it have done it before.
Rigids across Devon & Cornwall rely on the A30, the A38, the A390, the M5 as far as Exeter and the ports at Plymouth and Falmouth to reach customers inside tight delivery windows.
Rigid work, matched to the driver who knows it.
If the gap runs longer, tell us and we plan the next days.
Holidays and seasonal rounds can be booked weeks ahead.
Urgent cover gets a straight answer on what we can confirm.
A single missed day can be covered. So can a month. The request looks the same either way.
Tipper and aggregate work means quarries, weighbridges and tipping sites. It suits a driver who has done it before, which is exactly what we look for.
For a Class 2 request, include:
The drivers' hours rules depend on the work — GB domestic, assimilated or AETR. We brief the driver on the rules your rounds fall under.
Manual handling, site safety and customer contact are part of most rigid rounds. We say so to the driver before they accept.
One request can cover a single day or several weeks.
Yes. Tell us how many drops, the delivery windows and whether the vehicle has a tail-lift.
Yes. Our permanent driver desk places Class 2 drivers onto your payroll when you want a permanent hire.
Yes, where the driver has tipper experience. Tell us the material, the sites and whether a weighbridge is involved.
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 Saltash:
Elsewhere in the South West: