Driver (Minibus)

Minibus Driver (Permanent part-time)

Southwest Fermanagh Area

(Teemore, Derrylin, Kinawley, Bellanaleck, Florencecourt, Cleenish, Letterbreen & Belcoo)

22.5 hours per week

£24,570 per annum (pro-rata)

25 days annual holiday leave + 11 days public holidays (pro-rata) +

5% employer + 3% employee pension contribution +

Ongoing CPC & Other Professional Training

D or D1 PCV Licence is essential. 

D1(NFHR) is not acceptable. Driver CPC preferred, but not essential as Driver CPC will be provided for the successful candidate, along with a Digital Tachograph Card.

An Application Pack including the application form can be downloaded at www.fermanaghcommunitytransport.com/jobs.   Alternatively, email jason@fermanaghcommunitytransport.com to request an Application Pack by email or post.  Completed application form must be returned by no later than Friday 7th February 2025. CV’s will not be accepted.

Fermanagh Community Transport (FCT), 42 Enniskillen Business Centre,

 Lackaghboy Industrial Estate, Enniskillen, BT74 4RL

Charity No: 101626

We are an equal opportunities employer

Fermanagh Community Transport Ltd is an accredited Living Wage Employer, committed to paying a wage based on the cost of living to all their staff.

Job Description

Role Details

Role Title:                Minibus Driver (Part-time permanent)

Location:                  Fermanagh Community Transport (FCT), 42 Enniskillen Business Centre, Lackaghboy Industrial Estate, Enniskillen.  BT74 4RL

Responsible to:       FCT Manager

Salary:                       £24,570 per annum (pro-rata)

Holidays:                   25 days annual holiday leave + 11 days public holidays (pro-rata)

Pension:                    5% employer + 3% employee pension contribution

Staffing

Responsibilities:       No line management duties

Hours of Work:         22.5 hours per week

Purpose of FCT:

To reduce social exclusion and isolation for those rural individuals and communities who do not have access to either public transport or their own private transport and therefore find it challenging and difficult to access essential everyday services.