Warehouse operative CV example
Warehouse experience. Compact design.
Driving and warehouse employers check your licence or tickets first, then your record and the numbers you work to. The complete CVs below show a warehouse operative, a delivery driver, an HGV Class 1 driver, an airline first officer and an operations manager.
Warehouse experience. Compact design.
Driving experience. Plain design.
Class 1 experience. Plain design.
Airline first officer. Professional design.
Operations manager. Professional design.
| What they check | Which jobs | What to write |
|---|---|---|
| Licence categories | Drivers | A full driving licence, category C1 for a 7.5-tonne lorry and a licence that includes HGV for larger lorries (National Careers Service). Give every category you hold. |
| Driver CPC | Lorry drivers | Needed when driving a lorry is the main part of your job, and kept up with 35 hours of training every five years (GOV.UK). |
| Driving record | Drivers | Employers expect a good driving record (National Careers Service) and check your licence before you drive. If you have no points, say so; if you have some, be ready to explain them. |
| Forklift | Warehouse staff | Employers often put you through forklift training after your probation (National Careers Service). If you already hold a licence, give the type and the year. |
| Licences and hours | Pilots | A Commercial Pilot Licence from the Civil Aviation Authority, and at least 1,500 flying hours before the full Airline Transport Pilot Licence (National Careers Service). Put your licence, type ratings and hours at the top. |
| Management qualifications | Operations managers | The Operations Manager apprenticeship is at Level 5, and the standard lines up with Chartered Management Institute membership (Skills England). Give the level, the grade and the year. |
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