Lymer's Assist Ltd

17/07/2026

Massive congratulations to our Operations Manager Sam Johnson who has been awarded his CPC Transport Manager qualification.
Well Done Sam.

15/07/2026

Who will be watching?

Can England stop Messi and co from spoiling England's World Cup run?

It seems amazing that during his long career Messi has never played against the Three Lions .

Let's hope it is an experience he wants to forget.

11/07/2026

Who is watching later?
At least is is a more reasonable time!

10/07/2026

We Are Hiring

Are you looking for your next challenge? We are recruiting a Senior General and Abnormal Load Planner to join our traffic team, based in Huthwaite.

If you are an organised, proactive, and commercially minded senior transport professional we would love to hear from you.

​This is a hands-on, high-impact role giving the successful candidate the opportunity to take real ownership of daily planning, support the Transport Office, and play an important part in the continued success of the business

For more information go to
https://www.lymersassist.co.uk/jobs

Current job vacancies

26/06/2026

🚛 We’re hiring Class 1 Drivers! 🚛
Lymer’s Assist Ltd has launched a new jobs page on our website, showcasing our latest driver vacancies based in Huthwaite.
We currently have opportunities for Class 1 Drivers across STGO and general haulage, with varied work, competitive pay, and a friendly, supportive team to welcome you.
Take a look at our new jobs page today to find out more about our driver vacancies and how to apply.

https://www.lymersassist.co.uk/jobs

Current job vacancies

21/06/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all dads, stepdads, grandfathers, and father figures.

16/06/2026

Always great see these images. Thanks for sharing Graemes Truck Photos.

Lymer's Assist Ltd Volvo FH 540 GXL pictured on the A1(M) near Wetherby 08/04/26

10/06/2026

We tailor our services to the specific requirements of every customer.
This week, we have moved a 6.1-metre-wide load, after earlier transporting a 5.8-metre-wide load.
This was just one stage of the operation.
Over several weeks, our 100 tonne-metre hiab was used to move the large, fabricated panels out of the factory and test-install them in position before they were loaded for transport.
Behind the scenes, extensive planning was also required, including arranging permits, coordinating es**rt vehicles and liaising with the police, who provided a full es**rt service.
More details about the project are available on our website www.lymersassist.co.uk/extrawideloads
Could we help you and your business? Contact the team on [email protected]
Steven King