Airport Operative / Driver (Cat B) - Birmingham Airport

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Airport Operative / Driver (Category B) - Birmingham Airport

The Best Connection are currently recruiting Airport Operatives / Drivers (Category B licence required) for our client based in Marston Green, operating within Birmingham Airport.

This is an excellent opportunity to work within a busy airport environment with full training provided and the opportunity for regular weekly shifts.

Role Overview

The role involves operating an Ambulift vehicle on-site at Birmingham Airport, supporting passengers who require additional assistance when boarding or disembarking aircraft. You will be working as part of a professional airport operations team and will be responsible for delivering a safe, efficient, and customer-focused service.

This is a customer-facing position, so candidates should have strong communication skills and a professional approach when assisting passengers. The role also involves manual handling and medium to heavy lifting, therefore candidates should be comfortable with physical work.

A valid Category B driving licence is required to operate the ambulift vehicle. Full training will be provided before carrying out duties independently.

Working Hours

  • Shifts may fall on any day between Monday and Sunday
  • Start times may vary week to week, including days and nights
  • Typical shift length: 8-12 hours
  • Overtime shifts may be available

Pay Rates

  • £12.21 per hour during the training period
  • £15.19 per hour once training has been completed to 100%

Requirements

  • Valid Category B driving licence
  • Comfortable with manual handling and lifting
  • Ability to work flexible shift patterns
  • Must be able to pass full airport security vetting
  • Training will be provided

Benefits of Working with The Best Connection

  • Weekly pay
  • 28 days paid annual leave (pro-rata for PAYE, inclusive of statutory holidays)
  • Pension contributions
  • Online payslips
  • A choice of long-term, short-term, or ad-hoc work
  • Flexible shift patterns, including weekend work if desired

If you are interested in this opportunity, apply today. For more information, please contact The Best Connection directly.

The Best Connection is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

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