Showing posts with label drivers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drivers. Show all posts

Wednesday, 28 October 2015

Firstlink Training - January Training Month!

Wanting to get your Drivers CPC but can't find a suitable course? Well, you're in luck...throughout January, FirstLink Training will be offering Driver CPC courses every week, Monday through to Saturday. 

FirstLink Training are a well established training company in Peterborough and have an average rating of 4.8/5 stars from previous students. FirstLink Training understand that powerpoints can be extremely boring and most people struggle to remember anything taught to them via powerpoint. That is why, we use an interactive learning system called Qwizdom to help keep you involved and focused.
Not to mention, it makes the day a lot more fun!

The courses will be ran by an experienced trainer and you will be provided with light refreshments throughout. We are able to offer the courses here at our Peterborough branch as well as coming out to businesses and delivering the courses there. Here at our Peterborough office, the day will start at 8am and finish at 4pm. This includes timing for two 3.5 hour courses and included lunch and breaks throughout the day.
NB: Times can be catered to suit you if we are coming out to your business.

Due to the space at our Peterborough office, we can have a maximum of 10 Drivers per day. Because of this, you will need to book your fast to guarantee you a place.
NB: This does not apply if we are coming out to you.

The cost of the course will be £75 per day. However, if you block book all five days, you will get the whole week for £325 (£65 per day).

The schedule for the day will be as followed:
Monday: A Drivers Day and Driver hours, WTD and defect reporting
Tuesday: Safe loading and Licenses and fixed penalties
Wednesday: Digital Tachograph and First person on the scene (first aid). 
Thursday: Health and safety and Heath, diet and fatigue
Friday: Highway code and Economic driving

We want everyone to be able to attend our courses which is why we have made sure that if you are unable to attend during the week, you can still get your Drivers CPC on a Saturday. The Saturday schedule will be as followed:
Saturday 9th January: A Drivers Day and Driver hours, WTD and defect reporting
Saturday 9th January: Safe loading and Licenses and fixed penalties
Saturday 23rd January: Digital Tachograph and First person on the scene (first aid). 
Saturday 30th January: Health and safety and Heath, diet and fatigue
Saturday 6th February: Highway code and Economic driving

For any special requirements or queries, please don't hesitate to give us a call and talk to Andy to make the necessary arrangements. We are more than happy to cater to big groups and businesses where possible. If you are interested, please call Andy Jones on 01733 344382.

T&C: Payment must be made upfront, 24 hours prior to the course.


Tuesday, 13 October 2015

Ieskomas Vairuotoju Idarbinimo Konsultantas!

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Ieskomas patyres ir energingas idarbinimo konsultantas (-e) musu logistigos idarbinimo skyriuje. Atsižvelgiant i puikia reputacija šioje srityje turi didele itaka pardavimuose, kas ir lemia darbo kokybe, bei siuo aspektu, ir paprastumu. Tai visapusiska 360 laipsnių darbo pozicija , tačiau pagrindinis dėmesys suteikiamas klientu aptarnavimui nei pardavimams. Uzduotis: tiekti visu kategoriju vairuotojus daugeliui izimiu, dideliu salies kompanijoms.
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Jus tapsite svarbus musu  komandos dalimi ir turėsite paramą iš ofiso, kaip įskaitant , HR, Marketing, Payroll, Accounts palengvinti jūsų gyvenimą šiek tiek lengvesniu.
 
Mes ieškome saziningo,kuribingo, atsakingo ir patyrusio vairuotoju idarbinimo konsultanto, kuris isijungtu i darba ir pradetu veikla ir pradėtu uždirbti komisinius nuo 1 dienos ! Pasiulimas taikomas tiems kurie turi patirties ir yra dirbe toje pačioje veikloje bent 12 menesiu.
 
Siųsti CV ir kartu trumpas aprasymas i emaila - tom@cityresourceltd.co.uk . Jūsų prašymas bus elgiamasi konfidencialiai.


Thursday, 24 September 2015

We no wot were talking about...do u?

As recruiters, we have seen our fair share of poorly written CV's, cover letters and applications. One thing is for sure, it's very off putting. When applying for any job, you are effectively trying to sell yourself. You are convincing the potential employer that you are the best candidate for the job. Don't ruin that with a handful of spelling and punctuation mistakes.

To make sure you are going to stand the best possible chance of getting your dream job, we have put together a list of commonly made mistakes and how you can rectify them. So, when you land your dream job thanks to your outstanding CV...you can thank us later!

Wen something is wrote incorrectley it is hard to read, yes? More often than not it can put ppl of reading it. U dont have to be a spelling wiz to know tht this paragraf is not readable. So, ask urselv...do u prof read everything u rite? Should u? The answer is yes.

➳ Chances are, if you give your potential employer a cover letter, CV or application that they can't read, they won't bother. If you know that you aren't the best at spelling or grammar, then ask a family member or friend who you trust, don't leave it to chance!

THERE IS NO NEED TO TYPE EVERYTHING IN CAPITAL LETTERS. YOU ARE NOT SHOUTING, THEREFORE DON'T MAKE IT LOOK LIKE IT.

➳ Using capital letters for names, places and at the start of a sentence is appropriate. Using capital letters to type full words or putting them randomly in is not. Some applications may require you to write in capital (or block) letters however, if they don't specifically ask for it then don't do it! Using only capital letters can make your application look very messy and rushed not to mention it looks like you are screaming!

Not everything needs to be bold or italic. 

➳ We recommend using a bold font for your name, contact details and job titles. You don't need to use it when talking about your hobbies or job role. Bold font should be for important things only..not everything in between. And Italic? Just stay away from the italic font. Please!

Keep it consistent, simple and uniformed. 

➳ Make sure you use the same font, size and colour...preferably a black font throughout. A CV that looks like something Picasso made is not going to get you an office job. Being consistent means that your application remains professional, looks neat and is easy on the eye.

Don't, use, too, many, commas, but make sure you use some otherwise it can be a bit too much to read in one go.

 ➳ Make sure you know what you're doing with your commas and full stops. There doesn't need to be a comma after every word but don't forget about them completely. Commas are there to help you carry on a sentence but still give the reader a break. Use this to your advantage. This means you won't have a bunch of super short sentences which can look simple and not give much to the reader. But please don't forget your capital letters after your full stops!!

So now you have our five top tips on the little things to take into consideration when writing a CV, cover letter or application. Now, go and wow your potential employer with your fancy new CV. You're welcome...


Monday, 10 August 2015

Job Of The Week - CALLING ALL DRIVERS!



Do you have six months minimum driving experience? Are you a Class 1 Limited Company Driver? If so, WE NEED YOU! 

Here at City Resource Ltd we have several vacancies available for Class 1, Class 2 and 7.5 Tonne drivers! We have positions for full and part time, ongoing contracts available for day, night and weekends - YOU CHOOSE!

You must have at least six months minimum driving experience and previous driving references are also required. For all drivers a Digi Tacho Card and full CPC are compulsory as well as no more than six points on their license! 

Our current rates, as it stands are:

Class 1 - £10 p/h and £14 p/h on weekends.
Class 2 - £8.50 p/h and £13 p/h on weekends.
7.5 Tonne- £8 p/h and £11 p/h on weekends. 

We also offer CPC Courses HERE in our Peterborough Office. To find out more about those come by our office and Speak to either Mick Davies or Ian Bloor.


If any of the above applies to you then please come by our Peterborough office and speak to Ian Bloor, our driving consultant. Alternatively you can call us on 01733 344382 between 8am and 4:30pm, Monday - Friday.