Driving jobs in Hertfordshire

Every day is different in this role involving working in shifts with different driving routes and some weekend working is required.

You will:

• enjoy face to face interactions and build rapport with the public of all ages and backgrounds,
• assist passengers with boarding and disembarking the vehicle, especially those with mobility challenges or disabilities.
• be responsible for the vehicle ensuring that it is cleaned at the end of each shift, and to ensure any mechanical issues or maintenance is reported to the appropriate personnel
• follow pre-prepared routes, ensuring timings are kept to schedule and passengers are transported safely and efficiently.

We can offer you:

• paid annual leave
• access to a wide range of additional benefits and rewards.

The objective of the post holder is to cover the regular driver when they are absent from duties, this could be countywide.

You will:

• be responsible for transporting service users to various locations across Hertfordshire.
• be responsible for collecting passenger fares and depositing cash.
• assist passengers on and off the vehicle including wheelchair users
• for relief driver roles, cover the regular driver when they are absent from duties, countywide

We can offer you:

• training for working with vulnerable adults and children
• paid annual leave
• access to a wide range of additional benefits and rewards.

The role will involve a degree of bending, crouching and kneeling.  Candidates should have the ability to meet the physical demands of the job role.

You will:

• support people with and without mobility equipment in and out of vehicles. This may include the use of tail-lifts and ramps.
• support people to take part in a range of activities on and off site
• provide emotional and physical support, which may include supporting with personal care tasks.
• carry out daily and weekly checks to ensure the vehicle is roadworthy 

• complete manual handling tasks for people we support. 

We can offer you:

• training for working with vulnerable adults
• paid annual leave
• access to a wide range of additional benefits and rewards.

You will:

be responsible for transporting elderly services users to and from their homes to day services in a safe and caring manner.

be able to assist passengers on and off the vehicle including wheelchair users

for relief driver roles, cover the regular driver when they are absent from duties, countywide

We can offer you:

• training for working  with vulnerable adults
• paid annual leave
• access to a wide range of additional benefits and rewards.