Coach Driver PSV - Premium Passenger Services

We are a London/Surrey based provider of premium passenger services for corporate, private, VIP clients, as well as some of the top educational establishments in the country. This is not a standard driver role — we operate where reliability, discretion, and high standards are essential.

What we offer:

  • £37,000 per annum
  • 40 working weeks per year, with 12 weeks off aligned to school holidays, allowing for great work-life balance
  • Structured, consistent schedules
  • Modern, well-maintained vehicles, including fully electric coaches
  • Professional, supportive working environment with training, & driver development programme
  • Smart company uniform
  • Funded CPC renewals and driver medicals

You will be:

  • Professional and composed at all times
  • Reliable, punctual, and well-organised
  • Committed to high standards of presentation and conduct
  • Driving with care and discretion
  • Take pride in their work, appearance & service they deliver

Requirements:

  • Valid PCV licence & CPC qualification
  • Strong driving record
  • Previous experience with hospitality / Customer service

If you take pride in your work and value a stable role with structure, high standards, and excellent work-life balance, we would welcome your application.

**Possible option for driver training, obtaining licence and feeding into this position for candidates interested and from hospitality/customer service background.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: £925.00 per week

Benefits:

  • Company pension

Ability to commute/relocate:

  • West Molesey KT8: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)

Application question(s):

  • Do you hold a recent EDBS Certificate? If not, is there anything that would affect you obtaining a clean EDBS Certificate?
  • When did you pass your PSV (full category D entitlement)?
  • Do you hold clean & valid UK Drivers Licence, CPC, and Digital Tachograph card?
  • Do you have right to work in the UK?
  • Do you have experience in the Coach driving sector? If Yes, who have you worked for and type of vehicles driven.

If no, what type of work have you been doing?

  • Do you have any personal commitments that would prevent you from working full time?
  • Do you have any medical condition that would prevent you from Lifting luggage or Cleaning of coaches?

Work Location: In person

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