Mole Valley District Council
Community Transport Driver

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About the Role and Team
Mole Valley Life supports people who may require assistance in their everyday lives, to remain independent and connected to their communities.
We are currently recruiting for Community Transport Drivers. You will be driving for our local communities, providing a range of services including door-to-door bus services for Mole Valley’s older and vulnerable residents, and members of the public working in the area including our Community Transport service and new compact electric minibuses for the Surrey Connect Demand Response Transport service. Minibus training will be provided together with a free uniform.
The post is based in Leatherhead and Dorking, although you will be required to work throughout the Mole Valley area. The Council offers excellent conditions of service and a friendly working environment.
Many of our Community Transport members require assistance and therefore drivers need to be physically fit with a caring and enthusiastic personality.
What We Are Looking For From You
- Knowledge of the local area and an interest in driving
- Flexibility around working patterns – Willingness to work Weekends and Bank Holidays
- To have a caring, considerate, and courteous manner
- Have a D1 category driving licence as minimum requirement.
- First Aid at Work trained or be capable of passing the First Aid at Work qualification
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What’s in it for you?
- Free onsite parking at Pippbrook offices
- 24 days annual leave, rising to a maximum of 28 days a year (plus Bank Holidays)
- Excellent pension scheme including employer’s contribution of 15%
- Annual flu vaccinations and health checks
- Employee Assistance Program and Mental Health First Aiders to support your everyday wellbeing
- Cycle to works scheme (now 3K)
- Dorking Halls/Pippbrook House discounts
- Leisure Centre discount
- Free Eye test
- Beautiful, well-connected location in Surrey Hills, easy access to outdoor activities
- Staff events
- Family oriented organisation
Further Info
For an informal chat about the role, please contact Mark Lediard on 0300 123 7749.
Closing date for applicants: Open advert until we find the right candidates for all roles.
Interview dates: To be arranged with the individual
DBS: Yes
Driving License: Yes
Shift pattern/rota: 70 hours split over 2 weeks (one week 40 hour/second week - 30 hours)
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Local Government Reorganisation (LGR)
Mole Valley District Council is preparing for a major transformation through Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) which will come into effect on 1 April 2027. The aim of LGR is to create a more streamlined, efficient and locally responsive system of government that strengthens public services. You can find out more about the LGR on the Surrey LGR Hub website
Mole Valley District Council will become part of the new East Surrey Unitary Council and this authority will be responsible for all services in the eastern part of the county.
As we move toward LGR, we want to reassure all applicants that roles linked to Mole Valley District Council will continue beyond the transition period and arrangements are in place to ensure that staff will transfer on existing terms and conditions to the new East Surrey Council.
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