PCV Shunter

Premier Work Support are currently looking for temporary PCV Shunter / Fueller to work as part of a team at busy site in the area of Bromley, which may lead to a permanent position for the right candidate.

Duties as a PCV Shunter / Fueller

Fuelling

• Steering wheel cover to be placed on the steering wheel before any diesel/AdBlue is dispensed
• Re-fuel vehicle fleet in readiness for next days' service
• Ensure the fuelling area is clean and any hazards are removed prior to start of work
• Ensure vehicles are parked adjacent to pump and engine is switched off
• Place fuel nozzle fully into fuel neck and issue fuel to vehicle, when nozzle 'clicks', remove nozzle taking care not to spill any fuel. Spillages should be reported immediately.
• Using soft brush and soapy water, wash under fuel neck and CCTV cameras
• Check level of AdBlue and fill accordingly, taking great care to avoid spillage
• Record mileage, fuel usage and any oil and AdBlue usage accurately on daily fuel issue sheet
• Report any vehicles with fuelling problems and V.O.R. any that are not fuelled
• Clean and wash wheels using soft brush and soapy water
• Check and top up screen wash if required
• If required, use jet wash and pre-wash the wheels/tyres, side skirts, corners/edges and rear of the vehicles

Shunting

• Park all buses as per parking plan to enable smooth deployment of buses for the next days' service
• Monitoring the run-in area from entrance to fuel bay keeping the yellow box junction clear at all times
• Reporting defect buses and checking the unfit list provided by the engineers at beginning of shift
• Cleaning the exterior of the buses as needed
• Collecting vehicles from fuelling bay, driving through wash and parking in designated areas
• Collecting vehicles from public spaces, outside bus garage and parking at designated areas
• Meal relief vehicles to be brought round for fuelling and washing
• Ensure every vehicle is washed slowly using the automated drive-through bus wash system to comply with Transport for London (TfL) standards

Job role requirements as a PCV Shunter / Fueller

• Category D (PCV licence) to drive buses is essential
• Must have steel toe cap boots and Hi Vi
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Ability to prioritise and manage an ever-changing workload
• Eligibility to work in the UK
• Given the demanding and busy nature of this role, a good level of physical fitness is essential

Salary: £15 per hour

Overtime: Available covering absences, sicknesses and holidays

Shifts: 5 days out of 7 including weekends and public bank holidays

Full time 38 hours per week based on a rolling rota

Start times to be discussed and agreed / Finish times typically 02:30

Break 60 minutes unpaid