Gaining exposure to Transport, Customer Service, and Operations during your first 6 months
Attending regular training sessions covering professional driving standards, vehicle safety, fuel efficiency, incident management, safe loading, and customer service
Spending 1 week per month shadowing an experienced driver to build practical knowledge
Beginning Category C driver training and DVSA testing at the 6-month mark
Driving under supervision as a Trainee Driver from months 7–12, applying safe and compliant practices
Participating in ongoing mentoring, development reviews, and assessments throughout your apprenticeship
Handling the collection and exchange of 240-litre wheelie bins containing food and catering waste, including loading and unloading at customer sites
Performing daily vehicle checks, maintaining cleanliness and safety standards
Accurately completing all required documentation and using PDAs for route logging and service tracking
Acting as a professional ambassador for ReFood, ensuring excellent service to our clients
After the apprenticeship
Service Delivery Driver
Things to consider
Full, clean Category B (car) driving licence
Functional Skills in English and Maths (minimum Entry Level 3.5)
Good understanding or awareness of road safety and regulations
Willingness to learn and develop knowledge in professional driving, vehicle operation, and logistics
Responsible attitude towards accurate documentation and compliance
Smart, professional appearance (uniform provided) and strong interpersonal skills
Ability to pass a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check
Commitment to working 40 hours per week in accordance with EU Drivers’ Hours and Working Time Directive
What you’ll need
Driving licence
Required
Checks
DBS check
Full, clean Category B (car) driving licence
Ability to pass a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check
Skills: Communication skills, Attention to detail, Customer care skills, Team working
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