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Class 2, category C, rigid
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Search the whole boardClass 2, category C, rigid: what it is and what it pays
What it actually is
A rigid lorry where the cab and the body are one vehicle, usually 18 or 26 tonnes. Most multi drop, refuse, tipper, mixer and store delivery work is Class 2.
What you need to hold
Category C, Driver CPC and a digital tacho card.
What it does to the money
Below Class 1 on paper, but a Class 2 job that is home every night and finishes at five beats a tramping job that pays more and takes your week.
How the work runs
The question that decides whether you stay in the job, and the one most adverts never answer.
Tramping, nights out Home every night Trunking Multi drop Store and retail delivery Shunting and yard work Night work Four on four off and fixed rotas Agency and ad hoc shifts
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