Vehicle Handover Specialist

If you enjoy the freedom of the open road, meeting new people and take pride in a job well done, then this is the role for you.

As a Vehicle Handover Specialist, you will be responsible for carrying out the professional delivery of new, nearly new, and often prestigious vehicles directly to the customer ensuring that every aspect of their experience is positive.

Be it a collection from port to the end user, a key for key delivery or an internal dealership move, when you're out on the road no day is the same as the next which means you'll need to possess good problem-solving skills along with a flexible approach to getting the job done. This involves planning well ahead, using public transport as and when required and working with others in a similar role. Rest assured though; you'll be supported every step of the way by one of the most experienced teams in the business.

This is not a 9-5 role. A typical day's work consists of delivering your first vehicle of the day, which wherever possible will have been collected the previous afternoon, then travelling on Public Transport to collect another vehicle potentially to deliver and then travel to collect another vehicle for the following day. Please note the use of Public Transport is a critical part of every day. Access to reliable, local public transport is vital as there will be occasions where you will be starting from home. I must emphasise that the use of Public Transport is fundamental in getting between delivery and collection locations.

Essential Requirements

  • Customer-first mindset
  • Excellent customer service skills
  • Smart, professional appearance (uniform provided)
  • Full, clean driving license
  • Vehicle knowledge (or willingness to use own initiative to learn)
  • Confidence in driving in new areas
  • Professional manner and friendly approach

This is a self-employed role, providing work up to 5 days per week. Ideally, we would like people to be available Monday to Friday, but 4 days per week may be considered. Whether you're semi or fully retired or whether you're looking for something different that will give you the opportunity to see more of the country, we have the opportunities and would welcome hearing from you.

For more detailed information and remuneration details, please contact our Recruitment and Training Team via e-mail to apply.

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