Healthcare Service Van DriverPeterlee Depot Salary - £25,590 (OTE £26,790)Permanent | Monday to Friday | No scheduled weekendsImmediate starts available.If you’re looking for a stable, full-time driving role with guaranteed hours and long-term security, this could be the opportunity for you.The RoleYou’ll follow a pre-planned daily route visiting healthcare and commercial customers to:

• Collect and safely handle healthcare waste (including sharps and pharmaceutical waste)
• Service and replace hygiene products within customer premises
• Complete compliance documentation (digital and paper-based)
• Deliver professional and courteous customer service
• Return to the depot daily to unload collected waste

Routes and schedules are centrally planned to ensure efficiency, safety and compliance.This is a physically active role suited to someone who prefers being on the move.Full training is provided.ADR (Class 6) licence is an advantage but not essential.What We’re Looking For

• Full UK Manual Driving Licence (held 12+ months)
• Maximum 6 points (no DR/DD/CD/TT/IN/AC endorsements in last 5 years)
• Able to work within a 6am–6pm window (40 hours per week)
• Reliable, safety-conscious and professional
• Good attention to detail

What You’ll Receive

• £25,590 (OTE £26,790)
• 40 hours guaranteed every week
• Overtime opportunities
• 13 paydays per year (every 4 weeks)
• Company vehicle (for business use)
• Pension

Supporting you inside and outside of work:

• phs Shop – buy household products at cost price
• phs Perks (via Reward Gateway) – hundreds of retailer discounts
• 24/7 Digital GP access
• Increased holiday entitlement with length of service
• Mortgage advice service
• Financial planning support
• 24/7 wellbeing helpline

About Usphs Group is a leading hygiene services provider with over 120,000 customers across the UK, Ireland and Spain. Established in 1963, we continue to grow — offering stability and long-term career opportunities.We are committed to building a diverse workforce and particularly welcome applications from women, who are currently underrepresented in this team.