The complete logistics package
Freightliner is an established rail freight provider with an extensive offering of bulk freight transportation services as well as the 770,000 maritime containers we move per year, by both road and rail, providing customers the complete logistics package, ensuring satisfaction from port to door.
Freightliner has demonstrated strong resilience and agility.
Much of this can be attributed to the commitment and contribution of their frontline operational teams. Freight continued to operate throughout the pandemic, moving critical goods and materials around the country to ensure that supermarkets, factories, warehouses and distribution centres continue to be well supplied with essential items such as food, medical supplies and consumer goods.
As the UK’s largest rail maritime intermodal operator, Freightliner also continues to invest in cutting edge technology, facilities and rolling stock, enabling continued growth in an ever-changing market.
Attracting highly skilled and diverse talent to Freightliner has been an ongoing priority and offers all employees a competitive salary, career progression and the opportunity to join a final salary pension scheme.
By joining the Freightliner team, colleagues are supported throughout their careers so that they can grow and progress, not only professionally, but personally too. Freightliner’s dedicated learning and development team work tirelessly to provide tailored opportunities for career development, while Freightliner’s generous paid leave policies ensure a positive work-life balance.
Freightliner keeps their train drivers challenged and motivated by offering flexible shift patterns and variety in their day-to-day work. Drivers can operate different types of traction – running intermodal (container) or heavy haul (bulk) rail services.
With the growth of rail freight in the UK set to continue, combined with Freightliner’s continued commitment to continually invest in their business, new joiners can be confident of job security and a focus on career development.
For further information, visit: www.freightliner.co.uk
