Fleet Specialist - E‑Scooter Operations Mitcham (Relocating to Kentish Town over the next few months) £15.24 per hour Part-time opportunity: Choose from one of two fixed shift patterns - Monday to Wednesday or Thursday to Sunday (no requirement to work both). 2 Month contract 6:00am - 2:00pm About the Role This is an exciting contract opportunity to join a fast-growing urban mobility operation, supporting the day-to-day running of a large fleet of e‑scooters across London. This is a hands-on, physically active role suited to someone who enjoys being out on the road, solving problems, and working with their hands. You'll play a key part in ensuring vehicles are safe, available, and ready for use, helping to support cleaner, more efficient transport within the city. Key Responsibilities Collect, redistribute, and deploy e‑scooters across London to meet demand Locate and retrieve damaged, low battery, or incorrectly parked vehicles Swap and manage scooter batteries to maximise uptime Carry out basic servicing and on-the-spot repairs Diagnose faults and complete more involved repairs in the workshop Dismantle and recycle vehicles that are no longer usable Support warehouse operations, including receiving and preparing new stock Work closely with the wider team to maintain organised and safe parking areas ✅ What We're Looking For Full UK driving licence (maximum 6 points for minor offences) Confident driving in London with a good understanding of road networks Practical and hands-on approach to work Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail Ability to work both independently and as part of a team Physically fit and comfortable lifting and moving equipment Calm and adaptable in a fast-paced environment Why Apply? Be part of a rapidly growing sector transforming urban transport Active, varied role combining driving, logistics, and technical work Opportunity to develop practical and mechanical skills Work within a supportive, team-focused environment Make a tangible contribution to improving city mobility and sustainability