Driving Examiner

A HGV Driver transports goods using heavy vehicles, performing safety checks, securing loads, and ensuring timely deliveries, often working irregular hours.

A Bus Driver transports passengers on scheduled routes, ensuring timely arrivals while providing excellent customer service and safety.

A Truck Driver operates heavy vehicles to transport goods, ensuring safety, adhering to transport laws, and managing loading and unloading tasks.

A Fleet Manager oversees vehicle operations, organises schedules, ensures maintenance and repairs, and manages administrative tasks efficiently.

A Fleet Controller oversees the daily operations of a vehicle fleet, managing schedules, driver teams, maintenance, and ensuring service efficiency.

A Transport Scheduler coordinates transport timetables, ensuring operational efficiency while solving problems and communicating effectively with teams.

A Tram Driver operates trams to transport passengers safely, adhering to schedules while ensuring compliance with traffic signals and safety procedures.

A Monorail Operator transports passengers on a set route, ensuring safety, following procedures, maintaining schedules, and responding to changing conditions.

A Driving Instructor teaches learner drivers to safely operate vehicles, preparing them for tests while demonstrating patience and strong communication skills.

A Forklift Driver operates forklifts in various settings, moving products for storage and shipping while ensuring safety and teamwork.

A Fuel Tanker Driver transports fuel, follows safety protocols, manages documents, and drives long distances, often working irregular hours.

A Fleet Service Assistant plays a crucial role in supporting the management and maintenance of a company's vehicle fleet.

A Vehicle Operator is responsible for safely driving and maintaining a variety of vehicles used for transporting goods, materials, or passengers. 

A Taxi Captain, also known as a taxi driver, is responsible for transporting passengers to their destinations in a safe, timely, and courteous manner. 

A Truck Operator is responsible for transporting goods and materials safely and efficiently using heavy vehicles such as trucks or semi-trailers. 

A Linehaul Driver is responsible for transporting goods over long distances, typically between depots, distribution centres, or cities. 

A Vehicle Driver is responsible for transporting goods, passengers, or both safely and efficiently from one location to another. 

A Container Haulage Driver is responsible for transporting shipping containers between ports, depots, warehouses, and customer sites using heavy vehicles such as semi-trailers or prime movers. 

A Transport Driver is responsible for the safe and timely delivery of goods and materials to various destinations, often involving long or short-haul trips.

A Non‑Emergency Patient Transport Driver assists patients to and from care, ensuring safe travel and basic support during transit.

A Non-Emergency Patient Transport Officer safely transfers patients, ensuring comfort and care during non-urgent medical transport.

A Patient Transporter moves patients safely between care settings, ensuring comfort, safety and support throughout their journey.

A NEMT Driver safely transports patients, assists with mobility and ensures health protocol compliance.

A Street Sweeper Driver operates vehicles to clean roads and public spaces, ensuring safe, tidy and well-maintained environments.

A Taxi Driver transports passengers safely, follows road rules, and provides reliable, customer-focused transport services.