Regional Petroleum Driver Trainer

Wincanton; Chippenham; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

Une entreprise leader dans le secteur de la logistique recherche un Regional Petroleum Driver Trainer pour former et évaluer les conducteurs au sein de leurs contrats pétroliers. Ce rôle implique des responsabilités de formation, de conformité légale et le soutien à l'assurance qualité. Les candidats doivent avoir des qualifications spécifiques en matière de formation et au moins deux ans d'expérience dans l'industrie pétrolière au Royaume-Uni, avec des compétences en communication et en présentation.

Benefits

Aucun travail le week-end

Autonomie dans la planification des formations

Salaire et avantages compétitifs

Opportunités de croissance et développement

Environnement de travail inclusif

Qualifications

• Doit avoir un permis LGV C+E et ADR classes 2 & 3.
• Au moins 2 ans d'expérience dans l'industrie pétrolière britannique.
• Connaissances approfondies de l'ACOP L133 et DSEAR nécessaires.

Responsibilities

• Former les conducteurs sur les normes DCPC et PDP.
• S'assurer que tous les conducteurs respectent la conformité légale.
• Évaluer les performances des conducteurs en utilisant des données.

Skills

Communication

Presentation

Prioritisation

Delegation

Integrity

IT Literacy

Education

L3 Award in Education and Training

International Transport Manager CPC (or equivalent)

Job description

Job Description

Regional Petroleum Driver Trainer - Monday to Friday

Join our team as a Regional Petroleum Driver Trainer and enjoy the benefits of a Monday to Friday schedule with the autonomy to plan your own calendar. Primarily based in the South with some national travel, you'll play a key role in driver development across our Petroleum contracts.

In this role, you'll deliver DCPC training, Petroleum Driver Passport (PDP) assessments, on-the-road evaluations, and driver development plans-including our Wincanton Driver Core Induction program. You'll ensure all driver training requirements are met and that drivers operate safely and compliantly, using data-driven insights from Wincanton systems to deliver timely and effective training interventions.

What's in it for you?

• Monday to Friday working
• Autonomy to plan and manage your own calendar
• Competitive salary and benefits
• Opportunities for growth and development
• A supportive and inclusive work environment

At Wincanton, we're committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and empowering workplace where you can build a fulfilling and lasting career.

Duties and responsibilities:

• Work with all petroleum contracts across the region to ensure compliance throughout as required by both legislation and customer procedures.
• Deliver engaging DCPC and PDP training in line with Wincanton quality standards.
• Conduct on road pre-employment, temporary worker, annual, post-accident, return to work and performance failings driver assessments in line with Wincanton policy's and standards.
• Interrogate data at regular intervals to identify drivers requiring additional support.
• Provide subject matter expertise and advice to H&S professionals to aid compilation of SSoW.
• Deliver practical training of all SSoW and refresher training after an appropriate period of time.
• Support the Quality Assurance team reviewing current training materials and developing new materials.
• Plan and deliver classroom and practical training sessions for familiarisation of new or in-service equipment.
• Providing guidance and training on safety matters for managers and supervisors.
• Monitoring with operations driver performance through use of telemetry.
• Provide subject matter expertise on telematics system fitted to vehicle.
• Ownership of drivers training records on Vantage Driver Passport.
• Attend relevant CPD courses and carry out personal research and reading to keep up to date with legal, industry, and Company trends and requirements.

Typical Outputs:

• Safe and compliant drivers across all petroleum contracts.
• Training requirements delivered to all petroleum contracts in time and efficiently.

Experience, skills and attributes:

• Must have LGV C+E license and ADR classes 2 & 3.
• Hold a L3 Award in Education and Training or above (or equivalent).
• Must have at least 2 years' experience in working in UK downstream oil industry.
• Experience in forecourt and bulk deliveries essential.
• In depth knowledge of ACOP L133 and DSEAR.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills.
• Have a working knowledge of the roles and responsibilities of a trainer in relation to legislation, equality, diversity, inclusivity and meeting the needs of the learners.
• Be able to demonstrate the ability to develop teaching and training material using the appropriate resources to support effective learning.
• Understand and have a working knowledge of the Goods Vehicle Operator License undertakings for the UK.
• Be able to articulate, check, and challenge EC Driver and Working Time legislation requirements and means of managing.
• IT literate including experience of Microsoft Office packages.
• Work confidentially, and with integrity, reporting all issues regardless as to working relationships, without fear or favour.
• Prioritisation and delegation skills.
• International Transport Manager CPC (or equivalent) is desirable.