023 920 05119 info@arbanks.co.uk

LGV Class 1 Low Loader / Flatbed Driver

Specialist heavy plant and abnormal load transport

About the Role

We're looking for LGV Class 1 low loader and flatbed drivers who have experience lifting and transporting heavy plant and machinery.

In practice, the role involves:

  • Coordinating with site teams, lifting operations, and transport planning
  • Supporting the delivery, positioning, and removal of specialist equipment
  • Working across the South Coast and nationwide using low loaders and flatbed vehicles
  • Operating within construction and industrial environments where communication and coordination are essential

The role suits experienced LGV Class 1 drivers who are comfortable working around lifting operations, understand site procedures, and are used to handling complex or high-value loads.

Low loader with track machine on

What we’re looking for

This role is well suited to LGV Class 1 low loader and flatbed drivers who are comfortable working as part of coordinated lifting and transport operations.

You’re likely a good fit if you:

  • Hold a valid LGV Class 1 (C+E) licence with CPC and digital tachograph
  • Have experience with low loader or flatbed plant movements
  • Are comfortable working alongside lifting teams and site operations
  • Value planning, communication, and safe working practices

If that sounds like you, send us your CV.

 

 

Submit Your CV

If you'd like to work at A R Banks, send us your CV and we'll be in touch if a suitable opportunity comes up.

Why work at A R Banks?

We’re a family-run business with a strong reputation for delivering complex transport, lifting, and machinery relocation projects across the South Coast and nationwide.

Our work is carefully planned, delivered by experienced teams, and supported by clear communication between transport, lifting, and site operations. Our team value the variety of projects, the collaborative way work is delivered, and the opportunity to be involved in technically challenging jobs.

We take a practical, professional approach to how we operate, placing importance on preparation, communication, and supporting the people carrying out the work.