Casual Bus Driver
Go-Ahead London
Casual Bus Driver
Go-Ahead London
Global bus and rail transport operator
Go-Ahead London is the largest bus company in the capital. We employ over 8,000 staff operating approximately 2400 buses, from our 17 depots in South, North and East London. We are looking to expand our dedicated team of commercial drivers that work on our Private Hire and commercial activities such as contract work, rail replacement duties as well as major events. We are interested in hearing from existing PCV licence holders who are looking for variety in their role as a bus driver.
We currently have vacancies in our Commercial department for Casual Drivers. We are looking to recruit from amongst existing drivers at all locations, and we will also be looking at the possibility of external PCV holders who may wish to apply.
We have various opportunities which consist of either rail replacement activities or other commercially operated services, an element of TfL service work may also be available. Casual Contract/Private Hire Drivers will be paid £21.40 per hour. EU driving regulation knowledge and record keeping would be advantageous. Owing to the type of work involved, we are looking for conscientious, well-motivated individuals capable of working under pressure to achieve the high standards of courtesy, driving skills and flexibility expected by our commercial customers.
For internal applicants, you should have a good work & driving record, free from blameworthy accidents and customer complaints for 2 years. External applicants must provide suitable references and where appropriate, the Licence for London documents from current or previous employers.
You will need to be ultimately flexible and accept changes, as the nature of the business can generate alterations to your allocated work, sometimes at short notice.
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Global bus and rail transport operator
Go-Ahead London runs scheduled public transport services, mainly buses and trains, across multiple countries. It operates UK and international routes, including the Elizabeth Line for Transport for London, Stockholm Metro, and rail services in Norway, as well as bus services in the UK, Ireland, Singapore, Sweden and Australia. How its product works: it delivers passenger transit through a network of scheduled services, coordinating timetables, crews, vehicles, accessibility features and customer service to provide reliable, punctual and welcoming travel experiences. How it is different: it combines a large international footprint with hands-on operation of both bus and rail networks, often on behalf of public authorities, focusing on dependable, accessible service rather than simply selling tickets. Its goal is to connect billions of customers and their communities with reliable, punctual and welcoming transit services that are accessible to all.
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