Driving recruitment for Aviemore and Scotland: temporary drivers for holiday gaps, sickness, seasonal peaks and new contracts.
The licence, the shift pattern and the vehicle come first in every booking.
Operations near Aviemore serve whisky and food and drink, renewables and the island supply chains, with Inverness the main distribution point. Across the Highlands & Islands, driving work runs out of sites such as Fort William, Oban and the west-coast ferry ports, so we ask where the vehicle is based before anything else.
Demand across the Highlands & Islands comes from distillery and agri-food supply chains, marine and renewables logistics plus multi-modal operators serving the islands. Each booking starts with the licence category, the number of drivers and the date.
The main freight links across the Highlands & Islands are the A9 and A82, Inverness Airport and the ferry links to Orkney, Shetland and the Western Isles. They run day and night. So does the need for drivers.
Artic drivers for nights, days and nights out.
Class 1 drivers in AviemoreTail-lift and pallet work on eighteen- and twenty-six-tonners.
Class 2 drivers in AviemoreC1 drivers for town and regional rounds from Aviemore.
7.5 tonne drivers in AviemoreLuton, long-wheelbase and panel van work.
Van drivers in AviemoreLocation, driver category, number of drivers, start date and expected duration: the same details the request form asks for.
Drivers are matched on the category the vehicle needs first, then on experience of the work.
We share who is starting and when. Nothing is confirmed until you are happy with it.
Some operators use temporary drivers to trial a new route or contract before committing to permanent hires. Others use them to flex with demand week by week.
Driving work across the Highlands & Islands is rarely one thing. The same operator may need a Class 1 driver for a night trunk and a van driver for the morning round. One request can cover both.
A driver request usually covers:
No driver is confirmed until the licence category matches the vehicle and the Driver CPC, tachograph card and right-to-work checks are complete.
Where a job involves manual handling, customer contact or specialist equipment, we tell the driver before they accept the booking.
Share the start date and the expected duration. We will be straight with you about what we can cover.
Send a driver request with your location, the driver category, the number of drivers, the start date and the expected duration. We confirm the details with you and then begin sourcing.
Licence categories and endorsements, Driver CPC status and card expiry, the digital tachograph card and right to work — plus ADR or HIAB where the work needs it.
Yes. We book drivers for sites across Scotland, not only for Aviemore itself. Tell us where the vehicle is based.
The vehicle and trailer type, the route profile, the start time and whether the work involves nights out, multi-drop or specialist tickets.
Yes. A single request can include Class 1, Class 2, 7.5 tonne and van drivers. List each category and the number of drivers you need for it.
Other drivers in Aviemore:
Elsewhere in Scotland: