3 Hgv Drivers jobs in Bath
3 5t hgv removals drivers
Cv Library - Bath £28,000 - £40,000
Our client, one of the UK rsquo;s leaders in Removals and Storage, is seeking 3.5T HGV Drivers to join their busy team based in Bath. They have been moving households and business for over a century locally, nationally,
Hgv mechanic
Cv Library - Bath £43,000 - £48,000
Job Title: HGV Technician / HGV Mechanic / HGV Fitter Location: Bath Salary: GBP43000 per annum + Overtime Job Type: Permanent Our client, a well-established and reputable commercial vehicle dealership, is seeking a tale
Faciltiies coordinator
Cv Library - Bath £25,300
A Regional Housing Charity are currently recruiting for a Facilities Coordinator to joining their Health and Safety Team in Bath with occasional travel to South West sites. Salary on offer of GBP25,300 per annum Hours: F
Sales assistant driver
Cv Library - Bath £24,668
Driver Sales Assistant, Bath You #39;re probably already familiar with this household name paint brand and its adorable mascot, but have you considered working for them? If you #39;re a people person with the drive to de
Field service engineer
Kemp Recruitment - Bath £55,000
Title: Field Service Engineer Location:Bath Salary: Up to GBP 55,000 Van and fuel card provided Overtime paid at an increased rate Hours: 40 per week Excellent company benefits My client, is looking for aField Service En
Support engineer
Cv Library - Bath £25,000 - £32,000
Support Engineer / Support Technician, ADAS, Wiltshire GBP25,000 - GBP32,000 + DOE Circa + Benefits Unknown Resourcing are seeking Support Engineers and Support Technicians for our Automotive R D client based in Wiltshir
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Located in Southwest England, Bath has always been a serene place well known for its greenery and natural hot springs. During the first century, Romans built many bathhouses for thermal spa using the city’s natural hot springs. Even today, those are one of the major attractions in the city. The development of Bath started during the 18th century, with legendary works of Georgian architecture built into the city by John Wood Senior, Ralph Allen, and Richard “Beau” Nash. A recent report by the Telegraph listed Bath as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Earlier in 1987, Bath was desi...
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