About the role
This is specialist white-glove home delivery — not parcel courier work. Working as a two-person crew (a driver and a driver's mate), you deliver large electrical appliances and furniture into the customer's room of choice, then unpack, assemble and install them. It's a hands-on role suited to people who like being out on the road, working with a partner and finishing each job to a high standard.
What you'll do
- Run a local multi-drop route from the Bracknell depot as a two-person crew
- Deliver white goods (washing machines, fridges, cookers) and furniture into the home
- Unpack, assemble and complete basic appliance installation
- Provide friendly, careful white-glove service and remove packaging
- Keep simple delivery records and photos of each completed drop
What you need
- A full UK manual driving licence (ideally held 3+ years, max 6 points)
- The right to work in the UK
- Proof of address
- A willingness to do physical work and lift heavy items as a pair
- Your own suitable van (optional — the local contractor can provide one)
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Areas we cover from Bracknell
Routes from the Bracknell outbase cover Berkshire & the Thames Valley, including:
Pay & training
You're paid weekly, direct to your account, against completed routes. As the role is self-employed, you invoice for your work and manage your own tax and National Insurance. Full training — including safe handling, appliance installation and furniture assembly — is provided, with six days of paid training, paid on completion. No previous installation experience is required to apply.
How to apply
The Bracknell depot isn't taking applications right now. Routes open and close through the year — join the notification list above and you'll get one email the moment Bracknell starts hiring, so you can apply before the roles are advertised anywhere else.
Frequently asked questions
What is a 2 man delivery driver job?
A two-person crew safely delivers large items — white goods, appliances and furniture — into the customer's room of choice, then unpacks, installs or assembles them. It's a white-glove service, not doorstep drop-off.
Do I need my own van?
No — the local contractor can provide a van and equipment from their outbase, so you can start without owning a vehicle. Owner van drivers with a suitable van are also welcome to apply.
Is this self-employed work?
Yes — drivers and crews work on a self-employed basis with weekly pay. You register with HMRC for Self Assessment and can claim allowable business expenses.
Do I need experience or installation qualifications?
Previous delivery experience helps but isn't essential — full training in appliance installation and furniture assembly is provided.
What licence and driving record do I need?
A full UK manual driving licence (ideally held for 3+ years) with no more than 6 penalty points. No HGV/LGV licence is required for standard delivery vans.
Can my friend and I apply together as a crew?
Yes — ready-made two-person crews are welcome, as are individual drivers and drivers' mates whom we can pair up.
How and when do I get paid?
Weekly, against completed routes. As you're self-employed, payment is by invoice and you're responsible for your own tax and National Insurance.
What's the difference between this and parcel courier work?
Parcel/multi-drop courier work is high-volume small packages left at the door. Parcelink is specialist two-person delivery and installation of large electrical and furniture items, delivered into the home with assembly and white-glove care.