Last in, first out - BDM Uniserve Group Employee Review

A strong team environment is in place, with positive working relationships between drivers, the traffic office, and warehouse teams. There is good exposure to modern fleet operations, including alternative fuels and evolving logistics practices, which adds valuable industry experience. Support from colleagues and management is readily available when needed, particularly in resolving day-to-day operational challenges.

Like many transport operations, the role can at times be high-pressure due to the distances covered each shift. IT issues can occur, although this is something most companies experience from time to time. Holiday entitlement starts at 20 days plus bank holidays, with an additional day awarded every 2.5 years of service, up to a maximum of 25 days.

As a whole, Uniserve is a great company to work for. Coming straight from University, the company has supported me along my learning curve to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills needed to be able to assist and lead projects. They have pushed me to my limits, unlocking skills that I myself thought I could never do. There isn't a moment in my day where I have nothing to do. There is always something for me to contribute to and always something new to learn from my Team.

The only small downside I would say is that on rare occasions the office does get too loud. Good thing is, it's not everyday.