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Transport Planner
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Croydon, London | Full-Time, Permanent | From £35,000 (DOE)
We're looking for an experienced Transport Planner to join a fast-paced operation where compliance, structure, and professionalism aren't buzzwords, they're how we actually work. This isn't a "bums on seats" planning role; it's a chance to bring genuine control and calm to a busy operation.
You'll work closely with senior management, drivers, customers, and our compliance team to keep things running efficiently, legally, and smoothly, even when the pressure is on. If you think ahead instead of constantly firefighting, and take real pride in running a tight operation, we'd like to talk to you.
What You'll Be Doing
- Planning and coordinating daily vehicle movements
- Managing driver schedules and route allocation
- Keeping communication sharp with drivers and customers throughout the day
- Monitoring vehicle availability against operational needs
- Supporting compliance with Drivers' Hours, Working Time, and Operator Licence requirements
- Handling operational issues calmly and decisively, without losing control of the day
- Liaising with the workshop/compliance team on defects, maintenance, and vehicle availability
- Planning work that's both commercially efficient and fully compliant
- Helping shape and improve our operational systems and processes over time
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What You'll Bring
Essential
- Proven experience in a Transport Planner role
- Strong geographical knowledge
- Excellent communication and organisational skills
- The ability to work under pressure without passing that pressure on to others
- A solid grasp of transport compliance and Drivers' Hours rules
- Hands-on experience with transport planning systems
- A professional, solutions-first mindset and sharp attention to detail


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Desirable
- HGV operations experience
- Familiarity with FORS / DVSA compliance expectations
- Understanding of vehicle maintenance planning
- Experience working alongside compliance or transport management teams
You'll Fit Right In If You're
- Calm under pressure, reliable and accountable, forward-thinking, respectful but confident, a strong team player and someone who naturally brings structure and stability wherever you go.
What's In It For You
- A stable, well-run, supportive environment
- A genuine voice in shaping how the operation runs
- Direct involvement in improving systems and standards
- A competitive salary based on your experience
- A real long-term opportunity for the right person
If you're an experienced Transport Planner ready for a professional environment where standards actually matter, and where your work genuinely makes a difference, we'd love to hear from you.
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