Trade Plate Driver

Recruiting Now for Self-Employed Trade Plate Drivers in the UK!

  • Do you love driving?
  • Do you want to go out and explore the UK?
  • Have you ever considered Trade Plate Driving?
  • Are you looking to work for an alternative Trade Plate company that reimburses all travel costs daily?
  • Do you want to work for a team that prides itself on communicating with and supporting its drivers?
  • Do you want full time work 5 days a week with no days stood down?

Focus Vehicle Management Ltd is currently seeking self-employed Trade Plate Drivers to join their existing team. You will be responsible for collecting and delivering new and used cars and vans nationwide in a timely and professional manner.

Between assignments, you will travel to your next collection point using public transport, the cost of which will be fully reimbursed.

Experience is preferred but not essential, as full training will be given. You will be smartly presented, hardworking, reliable, enthusiastic, and someone who can handle all situations with a smile.

Candidate requirements:

  • Full UK driving licence (must be held for at least 5 years with a maximum of 6 points). No IN, DD, DG, DR, CD, MR, TT endorsements.
  • Smartly presented, confident, problem solver who can deliver excellent customer service.
  • An Android 8.0/iPhone i0S16 (iPhone 9 or above) or newer smartphone in good working condition.
  • Fluent in spoken and written English.
  • Have the right to work in the UK
  • Good geographical knowledge of UK roads and UK public transport systems.
  • Safe off-road parking.
  • Aged 25 and over to meet insurance requirements.
  • Be willing to complete a free DBS check
  • Good physical fitness, as the role involves regular walking and the use of public transport between assignments.

What we offer:

  • Spend your first day alongside one of our experienced driver mentors, ensuring you start the role with confidence and full support.
  • Guaranteed day rate for the first 2 weeks.
  • The potential to earn £300 - £700 a week.
  • Regular work every day.
  • Weekly pay (one week in arrears).
  • All expenses, including fuel, travel, and any other approved expense, are paid back every 24 hours.
  • Full training and ongoing support.
  • Trade Plates and fully comprehensive insurance.
  • 'Introduce a friend' bonus scheme.

This role is not a 9 - 5 role, the hours can be long and will require flexibility, but it is a very enjoyable role for the right person and a great way to travel and see every corner of the UK.

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