Re: Job application
- From: "Mike P" <privacy@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2008 18:59:26 -0000
"freepo" <freeponty@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:c6338585-387f-4497-a240-41d925683b5d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On Oct 30, 5:44 pm, Adrian <toomany2...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
freepo <freepo...@xxxxxxxxx> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were
saying:
> The Job description is LGV DRIVER CLASS 1
> Can you tell me
> LGV = 7.5T or under yes?
No. It means "Large Goods Vehicle", and is the current favoured term for
what used to be HGV.
> What does 'class 1' mean ?
It's the ancient term for articulated wagons.
> If that is true am I allowed to drive commercial 7.5T on my licence?
Yes.
> and I have driven 7.5T before.
Just as well your licence allows it, eh?
> The other job is for international (Western Europe) van driver - just
> says to have full licence - presumably they mean car licence.
Depends on the size of van... They'll mean full licence for the class of
vehicle they're wanting you to drive.
> What sort of salary would be competitive for this description? i.e. I
> don't want to say I'll do it for 15K if they are expecting to have to
> pay 18K or 20K
Ask 'em. After all, if you're happy to accept £15k for it, you'll be
pissed off if you ask for £20k and they rule you out for wanting too
much...
Thanks Adrian, therefore I'm not able to apply for the first job, only
the van driving job.
I thought we used to have HGV & LGV where LGV meant Light goods
Vehicle. Did it change or was this never the case?
It was never the case. Maybe you are confusing it with the PLG road tax class - Private Light Goods?
Mike P
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