Nicholas Molloy
Multi-drop driver – British Army
Maidstone
07455180901

WORK EXPERIENCE

Multi-drop driver
DHL Tradeteam
2017-12 – Present
I currently work as a multi-drop driver (HGC Class 1) with DHL, delivering drinks to pubs, hotels and
entertainment facilities. This position requires a high level of customer service to ensure that deliveries are
completed in a satisfactory manner. I thoroughly enjoy this physical job, but I would like to relocate to Scotland
and face a fresh challenge.

Royal Engineers Driver
British Army
2016-10 – Present
36 Engineer Regiment)
Awards: Long Service and Good Conduct medal; Macedonia medal; Iraq medal; Afghanistan medal; Diamond
Jubilee medal
Working as a Royal Engineers Driver with 36 Engineer Regiment, I was responsible for vehicle maintenance
and servicing. I also oversee less experienced colleagues, assisting them with routine maintenance, fault
finding, and pre-MEI (MOT) mandatory equipment inspection. In addition, I ran the JAMES computer system
for the vehicles, logging and maintaining the information for vehicles and equipment – the JAMES system is
the military equivalent to fleet management systems. I most recently managed the vehicle parts store where I
was responsible for the equipment that corresponds with the relevant vehicle. I also requisitioned replacement
items for defective equipment and maintain fire extinguishers for vehicles. In addition, I was a mobile crane
operator but do not currently hold the civilian qualification.
My first operational tour was in Macedonia where I was part of the team who collected and destroyed weapons.
I have served in Northern Ireland as part of Public Order troop with a heavy section plant team where I operated
a low-loader. In 2002, I was part of the invasion force in Iraq as a driver. I also moved stores from Kuwait into
Iraq. I was then part of the enabling force in Afghanistan on Operation Fingal – again I was a section driver. I
have also been stationed in Cyprus where I was employed as a low-loader driver and managed civilian drivers
too. In addition, I have supported and participated in three search-based exercises in Jordan and a major battle
group exercise in Canada. During my time with the Royal Engineers, I have had experience using a variety
of armoured vehicles including Mastiffs, Wolfhounds, Snatch Land-Rovers and armoured combat engineer
tractors. As well as low-loaders, I can drive abnormal loads.
I have completed my driver’s CPC licence and have my digital tachograph. I have also completed my ADR
classes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9, and in tanks.
In November 2015, I was awarded the Long Service and Good Conduct medal for 15 years of unblemished
service.
Key responsibilities:
• Vehicle maintenance
• Overseeing and training inexperienced colleagues
• Managing vehicle parts and stores
• Key driving tasks
• Using JAMES computer system (equivalent to fleet management system)
• Driving a variety of vehicles, including HGVs and abnormal loads
• Cataloguing paperwork
• Working with other departments/regiments
• Serving in the field of duty
Additional training:
• Team medic course (including basic life support)
• Class-1 driver course (tipper and hi-HAB)
• Mobile crane operator course (military qualification only)
• ABLE bridging courses
• Low-loader course
• Plant-transporter course
• Radio training
• Search trained (expired)

Multi-drop driver
Matthew Clark
2017-03 – 2017-11
As a multi-drop driver (18 tonne vehicles), I was responsible for ensuring that the vehicle is road worthy and
the load is secure. I deliver to multiple locations across the south-east, meeting tight time schedules to ensure
deliveries are made when the customer requests it.
Barretts Soft Drinks
Date from: 1996

Driver’s Mate
2000 – 2000
After leaving school, I took up this position with Barretts Soft Drinks. In this role, I assisted in making lemonade
and cola! I also assisted the driver in delivery of drinks to public houses and shops. This involved managing
inventory, stacking and un-stacking pallets, and supervising the loaded vehicles.

EDUCATION

GCSE in English Literature
The Ramsgate School

MILITARY SERVICE

Service Country: United Kingdom
Branch: Army
Rank: Sapper
2000-02 – 2016-10
Working as a Royal Engineers Driver with 36 Engineer Regiment, I was responsible for vehicle maintenance
and servicing. I also oversee less experienced colleagues, assisting them with routine maintenance, fault
finding, and pre-MEI (MOT) mandatory equipment inspection. In addition, I ran the JAMES computer system
for the vehicles, logging and maintaining the information for vehicles and equipment – the JAMES system is
the military equivalent to fleet management systems. I most recently managed the vehicle parts store where I
was responsible for the equipment that corresponds with the relevant vehicle. I also requisitioned replacement
items for defective equipment and maintain fire extinguishers for vehicles. In addition, I was a mobile crane
operator but do not currently hold the civilian qualification.
My first operational tour was in Macedonia where I was part of the team who collected and destroyed weapons.
I have served in Northern Ireland as part of Public Order troop with a heavy section plant team where I operated
a low-loader. In 2002, I was part of the invasion force in Iraq as a driver. I also moved stores from Kuwait into
Iraq. I was then part of the enabling force in Afghanistan on Operation Fingal – again I was a section driver. I
have also been stationed in Cyprus where I was employed as a low-loader driver and managed civilian drivers
too. In addition, I have supported and participated in three search-based exercises in Jordan and a major battle
group exercise in Canada. During my time with the Royal Engineers, I have had experience using a variety
of armoured vehicles including Mastiffs, Wolfhounds, Snatch Land-Rovers and armoured combat engineer
tractors. As well as low-loaders, I can drive abnormal loads.
I have completed my driver’s CPC licence and have my digital tachograph. I have also completed my ADR
classes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9, and in tanks.
In November 2015, I was awarded the Long Service and Good Conduct medal for 15 years of unblemished
service.

Commendations:

Long service and good conduct; Operational tours to Macedonia, Afghanistan and Iraq; Diamond Jubilee medal