Warehouse, Driver & Logistics CV Template (UK)

What employers look for

Employers and agencies in logistics look for reliability (attendance, punctuality), the right licences and equipment tickets, shift flexibility and any targets you have hit, such as picks per hour or on-time deliveries.

Sections to include

Profile: the work you do and your shift flexibility
Reliability highlights: attendance, punctuality, targets
Work history: site type, equipment, volumes
Key skills
Licences & training: forklift (counterbalance, reach), HGV Class C or C+E, Driver CPC, SIA
Shift patterns & availability

Skills to mention

Pick the ones that are true for you and appear in the job advert:

Picking & packing
RF scanners
Goods in / goods out
Stock rotation
Counterbalance forklift
Reach truck
Multi-drop delivery
Route planning
Health & safety
Manual handling
Full UK licence

An example bullet point

Averaged 118% of pick rate across 18 months with 100% attendance on a 4-on 4-off nights rota.

Start with an action verb, say what you did, and finish with a result or number.

Tips

Show attendance and targets as numbers.
List each licence with its category and expiry.
Say which shifts you can do.
Keep it short and scannable.

Mistakes to avoid

Missing licence categories
No mention of shift availability
Unexplained gaps (a short line is enough)

Warehouse, driver and logistics CV template