At Medical couriers we are looking for a handful of riders (own bike or company bikes are avalible).
If you feel up for it give me (Adam) a call at work between 10am-7pm.
020 7014 1852 and mention Londonbikers.
Riders do need to be committed to the work they take on… Not easy telling a relative their family members blood is delayed because the rider fancied a chilli and chips at the Ace cafe before dropping!! It’s happened!!!
We operate a 10 hour day (need to be able to bend slightly!!) and for these hours a 10% bonus is added (5 day week mon-fri), week end work is avalible once the controllers are happy your getting around unadded. (less riders on sat and sun).
Experience of London post codes would make earning alot quicker!! Riders rolling around central london with their eyes glued to the TOMTOM screen can be dangerous!!:w00t:
any questions please bell me!!
P.s. I know a few of riders from this forum have given it a go in the past and it hasn’t worked out for them but doing this kind of work 50 hours a week is slightly different than a ride out to Brighton or Hastings at the weekend!!
It can be hard to motivate yourself on a cold wet morning but the boost you get from delivering blood to Great Ormand Street Hospital in time for an Operation can be quite rewarding!
My mate has asked if there are garuntees avalible, if so how much or if not what would you say as a guide to start of earnings?
Would it work in the same way as your standard pick up and deliver cost at Lewis day?
Yeah. Can You tell more details? Salary? What basis? Hourly or per job? Whats minimum and what is for each mile? Average number of runs per day/week? Only London or distance too? What terms & conditions If Id like a company bike? EU full licence?
Is it like working for “Slave Systems” First Carbon Neutral C***s? :w00t:or Is Medical Couriers treating their riders within Humans Rights Act? Been worknig as London and distance courier for 2,5 year.
Sorry its taken a couple of days to get back on ere!!! (No forums on work computers!!! Gits!!)
The only garuntee we offer is to trainees £250 aweek reguardless of standard, free bike and insurance.
If you’ve got any experience its easy to just crack on!!!, A-Z’s have full listings of all hospitals in the back!!
The good thing about medical work is it’s not seasonal like most courier firms, people have hospital appointments all year round!!
Minimum is £3.30… distance is avalible but not exclusive (Shared out). The average courier does between £450-£600 (5 days) saturday and sundays are £75 minimum.
i’m intrested in this but i dunno if i could find my way around easily, i have a good job but i dont enjoy it at all, its just work, and this seems a little difrent to ‘normal’ courier work.
im a have a good think about this, do you take on new riders often? ie are there often job vacancies?
do you take people on a part time basis. i only ask cos i get 4 days a week off my current job. i also work two nights which means im off on those two days too (9am to 6pm)
It’s happened!!!
