Driver CVIT

Driver CVIT


Company
Pivotal Sec Plus
Location
Leigh, Auckland, New Zealand
Job Type
Part-time
Posted
5 days ago
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Job Description
For The Successful Candidate We Offer The FollowingSalary: £13.37 per hourVariable days of work per weekFull- and Part-time positions availablePivotal Sec Plus, is the UK and Ireland's largest independent volume cash carrier. We serve a variety of clients, including local and national retailers, local authorities and financial institutions and pride ourselves on our service levels of 99% or higher.Safety and security are the key words of our business. At our dedicated Training Centre we train all our employees to our high standards to ensure that they can deliver our services in a professional and safe manner providing the customer with the utmost confidence in our ability to handle their cash and valuables safely and securely. All new drivers attend our 4-day residential training course based in Staffordshire to obtain a nationally recognised Level 2 qualification for Cash and Valuables in Transit operations and SIA licence which is supported and funded by the company.Duties IncludeDriving 3.5t vehicles to collect and deliver cash and valuablesSafe handling and transportation of customer’s goodsBuild positive customer relations through impeccable and professional serviceAdherence to safety/company proceduresDelivering high levels of customer serviceCovering various areas across short, medium and long distance, your days can be variedPlease be advised this position involves manual handling on a regular basisRequired Skills / ExperienceCandidates must be able to demonstrate they are trustworthy, responsible and have a methodical approach to work.Valid full UK driving license with min. 2 years driving experience.Previous experience in multi drop preferred but not essential as full training providedAble to provide a 10 year checkable work history (or school leavers age)Flexible approach to working patternsStrong interpersonal skillsAbility to work as part of a team or lone workingAbility to follow instructions and work to deadlinesSummary Of Benefits£13.37 per hourDouble time for bank holidaysCompany Contribution Pension scheme

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Q What is the minimum hourly wage for welders in New Zealand from 1 April 2026?
As per the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, the adult minimum wage for welders in New Zealand is NZ$25.50 per hour from 1 April 2026. Welders working over 40 hours per week must receive time-and-a-half for the first three hours of overtime and double time thereafter. This rate applies to all employees aged 16 and over regardless of qualification level.
Q What visa is required for overseas welders to work in New Zealand in 2026?
As per Immigration New Zealand, overseas welders need a Skilled Migrant Category visa or an Accredited Employer Work Visa valid for up to three years. Applicants must hold a job offer paying at least NZ$29.66 per hour and provide an International Qualification Assessment showing Level 4 or higher. Processing takes 8 to 12 weeks with a NZ$1,320 application fee.
Q What qualifications and experience are needed to qualify as a welder in New Zealand?
As per the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, welders must hold a New Zealand Certificate in Welding (Level 3 or 4) or an equivalent assessed overseas qualification. Employers require at least two years of post-qualification experience in structural or pipe welding plus a current AS/NZS 2980 welding ticket. No formal apprenticeship is mandatory but 800 hours of supervised workplace training is standard.
Q What documents are required when applying for welder positions in New Zealand?
As per Immigration New Zealand, applicants must submit a current passport, NZQA qualification assessment, welding certificates, and a detailed CV showing 24 months of relevant experience. Police certificates from the last five years and proof of NZ$4,000 in savings for living costs are also mandatory for visa applicants. All documents require certified English translations if not originally in English.
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