Drive with PT&A
Our clients rely on us to deliver dependable, high-quality vehicle testing, and that starts with our drivers. Our team is made up of skilled, careful and experienced professionals, many with backgrounds in the automotive or technology sectors. If that sounds like you and you'd like to join us on a casual basis, we'd love to hear from you.
Where and when you'll work
Most of our current operations take place within a 20-mile radius of Warwick, although some projects require us to recruit from further afield.
Work is typically organised into two eight-hour shifts:
• Early shift: 06:00 – 14:00
• Afternoon shift: 14:00 – 22:00
Some projects call for a night shift (22:00 – 06:00), but these are infrequent. Certain projects also require overnight stays away from home for several days at a time. These assignments are paid at an enhanced rate, with expenses covered.
A flexible, casual role
Please note that driving for PT&A is not a full-time position. Workload varies considerably. Some weeks you may be asked to work up to five shifts, while in others there may be no work at all. This role is best suited to drivers who have another source of income.
The work itself
While some vehicles are tested exclusively on a track, most evaluations take place on public roads so that vehicles are exposed to real-world conditions. Vehicles may be undergoing shakedown before delivery to a dealer or media event. Others may be with us for mileage accumulation, data collection, or evaluation of new components and software.
Drivers are expected to report anything unusual, including abnormal noises, vibrations, electronic faults and software issues. Where it is safe to do so, you will also be asked to try to recreate the conditions in which an issue occurred, helping the engineers identify the cause.
What we look for
Our drivers have a talent for subjective assessment, an inquisitive technical mindset, and a genuine interest in the automotive industry.
Interested?
If this sounds like the right fit, please complete the registration form below