Driver - Term Time Only

Hours: Full Time (Term Time Only)

Reports to: Facilities Manager

General:

The International School of London seeks a driver to transport, staff and learners as well as good between our two campuses safely. This post is full-time but only during term time. The driver would not be expected to be in or working during the scheduled school holidays of the company. 

Duties and Responsibilities: 

 1. Driving

• Shuttle staff as per schedule from one ISL campus to another.
• Ensure safe driving at all times, obeying all UK driving regulations.
• Ensure that driver’s license is always up to date and valid.
• Interschool deliveries of catering, post, cleaning consumables and other ad hoc items.
• External collection and deliveries of items as needed.
• Keep the ISL vehicles clean and neat at all times, including when needed washing vehicles.
• Only stick to routes given and approved by your supervisor.
• Ensure that no unauthorised passengers (including staff, learners, external people) are allowed to be transported in the company vehicle/s for personal use.
• Ensure to be professional in appearance and manner when dealing with clients, staff and learners.
• Ensure vehicle checklist is carried out weekly on all vehicles.
• Report any faults or issues arising from vehicle checklists to your supervisor.

2. Watchman

• When not driving act as a watchman, assisting with gate duties and/or walking around the premises to ensure that no unauthorised personnel are on site.

 3. Facilities Assistance

• When not driving, assist facilities team in: Setting up for events.
• Checking on consumable levels in coffee stations.
• Ensuring consumable areas are clean and tidy.

4. Experience and knowledge required

• Driver’s licence – essential.
• Careful and responsible driving.
• Welcoming and friendly nature.
• Ability to work in a team.

5. Care & Guidance

• To be familiar with the School’s Child Protection Policy and to report concerns to the designated Child Protection Officer
• To ensure all educational practices are in line with the school’s health and safety procedures and policies.

At ISL London, safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children is everyone’s responsibility. Everyone who comes into contact with children and their families has a role to play. In order to fulfil this responsibility effectively, all practitioners should make sure their approach is child-centred. This means that they should consider, at all times, what is in the best interests of the child.