Drivers make collections and deliveries on behalf of our customers. 

Drivers are allocated a liveried fleet car during your shift time.

The demand on drivers increases when the motorcycles are grounded due to adverse weather or where there is a large delivery.

Our insurers mandate the following requirements:

• You must be over 25 years of age;

• You must have been driving for more than 3 years with at least 12 months motorway driving;

• You have no more than 6 points on your driving licence with no additional outstanding issues

• We will undertake a driving licence check before training can commence

Responsible for responding to calls from our customers and allocating resources where available.

The role can also include arranging relay runs with other blood bike groups or pre-planning jobs for future requirements.

The duty controller also monitors the progress of drivers and riders, ensuring they are safe and the delivery is completed as required.

The duty controller also ensures the on-call trustee is  kept up to date in the event of service delivery issues for example.

Local geographical knowledge is an advantage but not essential.

The role requires you to have a device with internet access and a phone, but you can be based anywhere for this role.

Our fundraisers and presenters share the story of our charity and directly engage with the communities we serve, with a view to securing charity donations which enable us to deliver as a charity.

As we are entirely funded by donations and sponsorship, we regularly require volunteers to attend events for this purpose.

Additionally for those volunteers that are comfortable with public speaking, we also require volunteers to deliver our charity presentation to a range of local groups and organisations.

The roles can involve handling cash and card payments in line with our processes and procedures.

You should be comfortable with a role that requires engagement with members of the public and be willing to learn about the charity, so you can speak with members of the public confidently. 

Riders make collections and deliveries on behalf of our customers.

Riders are allocated a liveried fleet motorcycle during your shift time.

Our insurers mandate the following requirements:

• You have no more than 6 points on your driving licence with no additional outstanding issues 

• You must have been riding for more than 3 years with at least 12 months motorway riding

• You must hold an Advanced Riding Certificate (IAM / RoSPA / Emergency Service) or undertake a test with our approved Riding School Partner.

• We will require copies of your driving licence and advanced riding certificate (not card) before training can commence.

When the motorcycles are ‘grounded’ due adverse weather conditions, we ask that riders switch to one of our cars if no volunteers are available already for the cars. 

These roles are evolving as we grow, but may include providing charity support with internal and external communications, volunteer recruitment, safety and security for example.

These roles may require access to a computer and a phone.

Each role will be different and when available, details will be provided on our vacancy page.