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Total Compliance is hiring a Transport Compliance Manager to support operators across the South West and wider UK. You will assume external transport management duties, deliver CPC/Driver CPC, FORS and ADR training, and help clients stay compliant with UK transport legislation.
You will train drivers and transport managers, adapt delivery to learners, and log activities in the CRM/ERP system. A CPC qualification is required, with training credentials and SAP experience desirable.
Job Title: Transport Compliance Manager – Transport Manager | Compliance Audits | Operator Licence Support | Training
Location: South West
Hours: Full-time
Total Compliance is a nationwide business growing across the South West, Wales and other areas of the UK. We are collaborative, professional and customer-centric.
Our work environment includes:
We are an expanding transport, logistics and construction consultancy firm, with a head office based in Grantham, and are looking for an experienced transport professional to join our team in the South West.
We work with companies of all sizes, ranging from a single vehicle or operating centre through to national and international operations across a wide range of business sectors and markets.
To provide professional transport management consultancy and training services to clients across the South West and wider UK.
The role combines supporting operators with compliance and legal requirements as an External Transport Manager (ETM), alongside delivering high-quality training in areas such as Driver CPC, Transport Manager CPC, FORS, ADR and other compliance-related courses.
The Transport Compliance Manager will ensure that all work is carried out in line with company processes, documented systems, KPIs and Total Compliance’s values of professionalism, integrity, accountability and continuous improvement.
All applicants must complete the application form and initial screening questions. Applications that do not meet the minimum requirements or are incomplete may be rejected at this stage.
Applications are reviewed to identify candidates who best match the role requirements based on experience, qualifications and evidence of suitability. A shortlist is then created for the next stage.
Shortlisted candidates are invited to an online chat to confirm interest and availability, discuss the role at a high level and clarify key points from the application. This stage is used to decide who progresses to the assessment stage.
Candidates who pass the online chat stage are asked to submit a presentation on a set topic. The presentation is assessed against agreed criteria, including understanding of the role, communication skills and the ability to structure information clearly.
Candidates who meet the required standard at the presentation stage are invited to an in-person interview. This explores experience, competence, behavioural fit and role expectations. Any required documents are also checked at this stage.
A final decision is made based on performance across the recruitment stages, along with references and right to work checks where applicable. The successful candidate will be offered the role subject to the Company’s standard onboarding and probation process.