Job Title: Driver Trainer Department: Woodside Tankfreight Location: Doncaster / Immingham Responsible to : General Manager / Directors Salary Range : Competitive Job Overview Woodside Tankfreight specialises in the transport of bulk powders, liquids, and gases across the UK and Ireland. Known for our expertise, reliability, and customer-centric approach, we are looking for an experienced Driver Trainer to join our team. The role of the Driver Trainer is to train, educate and update Tankfreight Drivers on the methods, procedures and legislation appropriate to facilitating safe & efficient completion of their duties including the preparation and delivery of driver CPC training. The successful candidate will be responsible for GB based Drivers and should be able to work flexible hours. Key Tasks Assess potential drivers as part of the recruitment and selection process. Induction and training of newly recruited drivers in the procedures and processes relevant to the role and to general company principles including health and safety policies. Training of new and existing drivers in specific areas relating to loading / offloading of liquid and powder tanks or specific delivery/collection point which are procedure specific. Training of new and existing drivers on artic combinations. Assessing and evaluating driver’s performance, utilising the telemetric systems. This will incorporate regular telemetric reviews and being able to act upon this information. Formally assess all company HGV drivers on a minimum basis of once a year. Review, update and retrain existing drivers on procedures and process relevant to general company principles and procedures including health and safety policies. Ensure all drivers are familiar with the latest customer requirements. Ensure drivers are clean, tidy and presentable in appearance and are fully equipped with the relevant company uniform and equipment. Ensure drivers keep vehicles to an appropriate level of cleanliness. Both inside and out. Undertake random staff drug and alcohol testing, using the in-house testing equipment. Report any health and safety issues, including near misses to the general manager. Participate in health and safety forum meetings, risk management meetings, driver meetings and participate in CPC course development and instruction. Participate with defect reporting management. Complete investigatory meetings as and when required. Assist with cause of damage investigations. Assist with collections and deliveries when required. Essential Criteria Hold a clean Class 1(C & E) licence Have the relevant experience in the bulk tanker industry and be able to demonstrate operational experience of both powder and liquid tanker Working knowledge of current transport legislation At least 1 years LGV Driver training experience including economic driving techniques and health and safety Desirable Criteria National / International Operator CPC qualification Advanced Driver Qualification Driving Instructor/ Assessor qualification Health & Safety qualification Benefits Attractive salary Fully funded health plan with Healthshield Long service recognition Cycle to work scheme Learning and Development hub with access to full suite of iHASCO training programmes Employee recognition scheme Opportunities for personal development For More Information And To Apply Complete our online application form Email your CV to Recruitment@woodsides.com Call 07741 756520 Or Text RECRUIT and your name to 66777 Our Diversity and Inclusion commitments Woodside Logistics Group is committed to having an inclusive workplace where every employee feels they belong. If you require accommodations to be made during the recruitment process or have questions relating to accessibility, please contact us. Please Note The company operate pre-employment drugs screening testing and any offer of employment made is conditional upon a clear pre-employment drugs screening test. You are advised to submit your application as soon as possible as we reserve the right to close the posts at anytime, once we have sufficient applications. Prospective employees are expected to disclose any unspent convictions during the recruitment process. A criminal record will not necessarily be a bar to obtaining a position.