Wells and Co.
Bar Delivery & Installation Driver

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Job Opportunity: Mobile Bar Operations Technician & Driver
We are an ambitious and growing brewery based in Bedford, proudly showcasing our award-winning beers at festivals, exhibitions, trade shows, and events across the Home Counties. We're looking for a Mobile Bar Operations Technician & Driver to play a key role in delivering and supporting our mobile bar operations.
You'll be responsible for delivering, installing, and maintaining our mobile bar equipment at a variety of events, ensuring everything is set up correctly and operating smoothly. This is an exciting opportunity for someone with experience in hospitality, events, cellar services, or beverage dispense systems who enjoys traveling, problem-solving, and providing excellent customer service.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver mobile bars and associated equipment to festivals, pubs, exhibitions, and events.
- Safely load, transport, and unload equipment using a company vehicle.
- Install, set up, and commission mobile bar equipment to agreed specifications.
- Provide customers and event teams with clear guidance on the safe and correct operation of equipment.
- Offer remote technical support throughout the hire period and attend site when required to resolve issues.
- Dismantle and recover equipment following events.
- Clean, inspect, and prepare equipment for future hires.
- Identify and report any faults, damage, or missing items.
- Maintain professional relationships with customers, venue operators, and event organizers.
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Essential Requirements
- Living close to Bedford and holding a full UK driving license.
- Previous experience within the brewing, hospitality, events, mobile bar, or drinks industry.
- Experience working with beer dispense systems, cellar equipment, cooling systems, pumps, or CO₂ systems.
- Experience setting up temporary bars, event infrastructure, or similar equipment.
- Comfortable driving and handling valuable equipment.
- Practical and mechanically minded with strong fault-finding skills.
- Confident working independently and managing your workload.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to explain technical information clearly.
- Physically fit and capable of loading and moving bar equipment.
- Calm under pressure with a proactive approach to problem-solving.


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What We Offer
- Competitive pay of £18-£20 per hour, depending on experience.
- Company van and equipment provided.
- Flexible and varied field-based role.
- The opportunity to work at some of the region's best beer festivals, events, and exhibitions.
- Full training on our systems and equipment.
- A supportive, friendly team within a growing brewery business.
Ready to Join Us?
If you're dependable, hands-on, technically capable, and enjoy the excitement of supporting live events, we'd love to hear from you.
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