This permanent driver post sits in the TSU Operations team of the Highways and Transport department at Worcestershire County Council. The driver takes children and adults to schools and day centres, working alongside a passenger assistant who attends to passengers' needs, including the tail lift and wheelchair securing. The role is 24 hours a week on a term-time split shift, with morning and afternoon runs. Fit depends on a category D1 (101) licence, a DBS check and passing the council's driving assessment before interview.
What the job involves
- Transport children and adults safely to schools and day centres
- Drive on a split shift, including morning and afternoon runs
- Work with the passenger assistant to attend to passengers' needs during journeys
- Help move passengers, using the tail lift and securing wheelchairs where needed
- Communicate well with passengers, the passenger assistant and members of the public
- Carry out safety checks on the vehicle before each collection
- Keep the vehicle in good working order, including basic administration, cleaning and refuelling
Registration & licences
- Category D1 (101) driving licence
- No more than 6 penalty points on the licence, to be discussed with the recruitment manager
- Fit to drive, confirmed by a medical checklist
Experience
- Demonstrated experience driving appropriate vehicles
Checks & eligibility
- Satisfactory DBS criminal record check before appointment is confirmed
- Minimum age of 21
Other
- Complete training as provided
- Pass a County Council driving assessment before interview
Nice to have
- PSV licence, which may occasionally be needed but is not mandatory
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Contact Details:
The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team
