Job Description

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Description

About Us

Breedon is a leading construction and materials group in Ireland and Great Britain with a group turnover of c. EUR1.6 billion per annum. We operate 2 cement plants, over 100 quarries, 50 asphalt plants, 170 ready-mixed concrete plants, as well as a range of contract surfacing and other essential products to help our customers build the places where we all live, work, and play.


Our People are our passion, by working as

One Breedon, with shared goals and a common purpose, we are making a material difference.

We are keeping it simple; we are making it happen, we are striving to improve, we are showing we care.

Overview:

We are currently seeking Concrete Mixer Driver to join our team at Blackmountain Quarry.

As a Concrete Mixer Driver you will be responsible for the delivery of ready mixed concrete materials to various locations from plants based within the Greater Belfast area.###

Key Responsibilities

Possession of a valid HGV Class 2 licence Relevant and recent HGV driving experience Previous experience of driving a Concrete Truck Mixer (preferred) CSR Accreditation (preferred) CPC Licence Possession of a Class 1 licence would be advantageous


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Skills, Knowledge & Expertise

33 days per year (including bank holidays) A tailored, competitive salary Company pension scheme Life Assurance Scheme 1 day per year to volunteer with a charity of your choice (fully paid!) and fund-matching up to 200 for charitable events Make a Material Difference Awards Employee Assistance Programme providing a wide range of health and wellbeing support 24/7 Enhanced parental leave policy Option to participate in our ShareSave scheme Access to our employee benefits platform, giving you discounts on a wide variety of high street shops and brands. Broad learning opportunities, training, and career progression pathways.

Breedon Group is an equal opportunity and inclusive employer.###

About Breedon Group plc

Breedon is a leading vertically-integrated construction materials group in Great Britain and Ireland.