Driver Onboarding & Compliance Administrator (London / Hybrid)

Job Title:

Driver Onboarding & Compliance Administrator (London / Hybrid)

Pay & Contract Details:

  • Pay Rate: £12.50 – £14.00 / hour appx £1,900 - 2,000 per month
  • Hours: Full-time (5 days per week)
  • Contract Length: 1–3 Months Fixed-Term (with strong potential for permanent extension based on performance)
  • Daily Output Target: Verification and processing of 35–50 driver accounts per day
About the Role: Ride Nuff (www.ridenuff.com) is a fast-scaling London ride-hailing platform. We are seeking a meticulous Onboarding Administrator to verify and approve official documentation for TfL-licensed private hire drivers joining our network.

This is a high-volume, administrative task that requires high attention to detail. While the document check process is straightforward, maintaining precision and avoiding oversight is critical for regulatory compliance and platform security.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Conduct accurate checks on incoming driver documentation (DVLA Driving Licenses, TfL PCO Driver Badges/Licenses, Vehicle Insurance Certificates, and V5C logbooks).
  • Validate driver information against official databases (including DVLA check codes and HMRC tax check codes).
  • Review 35 to 50 driver applications per day while maintaining compliance standard guidelines.
  • Identify invalid, blurred, or fraudulent documentation and flag issues for re-submission.
  • Handle sensitive applicant data securely in full accordance with UK GDPR policies.
Requirements:
  • Keen Eye for Detail: Exceptional focus and accuracy when completing repetitive verification tasks.
  • Security Clearance: Must hold an active Basic DBS check (or be willing to undergo an £18 check prior to start).
  • Location: Based in the UK (London-based preferred for hybrid working and office check-ins).
  • Skills: Comfortable operating admin portals, fast typing speed, and clear written communication skills.
  • Integrity and discretion when handling sensitive personal identification documents.
Pay: £13.00-£14.50 per hour

Application question(s)

  • Do you hold a valid Basic DBS check issued within the last 12 months, or are you willing to undergo one prior to starting? (Yes/No)
Work Location: Hybrid remote in London
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