Stock Taker Driver

Stepps, United Kingdom | Posted on 22/07/2026

RGIS is the UK’s leading stocktaking company, working with topretailers such as Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Waitrose. Weare looking for energetic and reliable people to join our growingteams. No experience is needed – we provide full training and offerflexible shifts to fit your lifestyle.

As a Retail Stock Taker Driver, youwill work as part of an experienced and supportive team, counting andscanning products using our RGIS handheld device, usually outside ofstore opening hours. You might not know RGIS yet, but you’lldefinitely recognise the stores you’ll be working with!

In addition to participating in thestocktaking event, you will also be responsible for transporting ourteams to and from customers sites, using either your own vehicle ofone of the company’s fleet.

Every shift brings something new – thatvariety is one of the things our teams love most about working with us.

Requirements

We are looking for people who are:

• Punctual, reliable and great team players
• Comfortable working unsociable hours, including earlymornings, late nights and Sundays
• Thorough and precise in their work
• Physically able to stand for long periods and use ladders/stepstools safely
• Full UK Driving licence with a safe and responsible driving style

What we offer

• The opportunity to earn up to £15.40 per hour
• Starting hourly rate up to £13.40
• Up to £2 per hour additional performance-based bonus
• Additional payments for travel events
• Mileage compensation payments when using own vehicle for work
• Up to 28 days’ paid holiday per year
• Guaranteed-hours contract (16–32 hours) available after theprobation period, depending on performance and availability
• Flexible work schedules received three weeks in advance viaour dedicated app
• Fantastic career progression opportunities

We welcome applicants from all backgrounds - RGIS is proud to be anEqual Opportunities Employer

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