Simon Stott Email & Phone Number

I was regrettably made redundant at Dairy Crest in April 2009, and started my current job in July 2009, working as a Transport Planner for GEFCO UK at their flagship ILI warehouse in Coventry, currently working on the Nintendo and 2 Wheel Contracts. My job consists of receiving orders and adding them onto a personally designed transport plan, then liaising.

In April 2005, I was then seconded onto the Fleet Department of Dairy Crest Nuneaton, where the position became permanent. This position involves maintaining legal compliance in relation to EU Operator Licensing regulations and managing a fleet of fifty nine, 44 tonne tractor units, eighty tri-axle refrigerated trailers and a couple of small refrigerated.

Once I passed my national, I decided to study for the international case study, and with that, the management team promoted me to Senior Transport Clerk, and then onto Acting Shift Supervisor, in charge, at grass roots level of anywhere up to 90 drivers and office staff, who I built, and still sustain a significant relationship with.

With plenty of willing to advance within the company, I decided to take my CPC National Haulage Certificate, with the hope of a transfer. I took the exam in the December of 2002, and transferred to the transport department in the January of 2003. At the end of January, I received my results and certificate, and continued to progress in the department.

From the start of 2002, I had been working for Dairy Crest at their National Distribution Centre in Nuneaton, where I started as an agency Gatehouse/Security Operative, and progressed to becoming a full time employee with the company, booking vehicles in, carrying out site patrols, answering the switchboard out of hours, and carrying out searches. After.

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