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Westray Recruitment Group is seeking Port Vehicle Movement Drivers to support car vessel arrivals. You will board the vessel and drive brand-new vehicles to allocated parking bays within the port, ensuring high safety, cleanliness, and PPE standards throughout each shift.
The role involves 12-hour shifts on an intermittent schedule, with hours dependent on vessel arrivals. Applicants must hold a full UK licence, be 21+, and be prepared for temporary, vessel-based work in a busy port environment.
Westray Recruitment Group is recruiting 15 to 20 reliable and safety-conscious drivers to support the arrival of large car vessels carrying brand-new vehicles.
This is a unique opportunity to work within a busy port environment, driving brand-new cars from the vessel and parking them safely in designated bays.
Please be aware that this is not consistent, full-time employment. On average, successful candidates can expect approximately two 12-hour shifts every 10 days. Work is dependent on vessel arrivals, and shift dates, times and availability may change at short notice.
The first vessel is currently expected to arrive on 10th August 2026; however, vessel schedules are subject to change.
As a Port Vehicle Movement Driver, you will board the vessel and carefully drive brand-new vehicles to allocated parking areas within the port.
As all vehicles are new, the highest standards of care, cleanliness and professionalism must be maintained. Full PPE must be worn, and all procedures must be followed to protect both employees and the vehicles.
Your duties will include:
Applicants must:
We are looking for candidates who:
Successful candidates must:
£13.13 per hour
Approximately two 12-hour shifts every 10 days
A unique opportunity to work aboard a car vessel
Full PPE provided
Potential access to further vessel work, subject to operational requirements and performance
Please note that hours are not guaranteed. This is temporary, vessel-dependent work and is not a consistent full-time position. Dates, shift times and the volume of work available may change according to vessel schedules and operational requirements.