Your main responsibility will be transporting elderly, sick and vulnerable service users to and from their place of education, medical appointments and between healthcare facilities. This can be carried out as two-person crews or alone, so it is vital to hold a full UK driving licence and to have a good degree of physical fitness.,

Apprenticeship learning opportunities for career development

Monthly colleague recognition rewards

Discounted high street benefits Welcome to Blue Light Card

Access to our employee assistance programmes for wellbeing support

Uniform provided

Assisting in the transportation SEND school children to their place of education.

Building rapport by effectively communicating with Service users and their relatives/friends

Responsible for lifting, securing and helping service users in and out of the service vehicles to insure their safety at all time.

Assist with the handing over of service users to appropriate staff on arrival at treatment school, centres/hospital's or to family/friends at their homes.

Assisting service users with challenging behaviour and/or mental health illnesses

Ensuring that the Vehicles is kept safe, clean and tidy

Committed to patient care

An effective communicator and experience of communicating with others in what can often be emotional circumstances

To be a calm, considerate, careful driver, with no more than three penalty points on your license

Successful candidates will be required to pass a DVLA D4 Medical.

To have a natural flair for team working and collaboration

Be physically fit for patient handling and moving

Pass an Enhanced DBS check (company funded)

Be able to work flexible shifts

Familiar with the local and surrounding area