Connect with qualified External Transport Managers working in and around Brighton. Compare coverage, sector experience and availability before requesting quotes.
Gary Austin has over 40 years of experience in the transport industry. He began as a C+E driver and later founded Straightline Transport Consultancy Limited.His experience includes car transport, general…
Covers: North West · North East · Yorkshire & the Humber
I’m a senior transport and operations professional with over 20 years of leadership experience across transport operations, fleet compliance, training delivery, and service management.My career has been built around one…
Covers: East Midlands · West Midlands · East of England
37 year old Army Veteran. 15 Years Professional HGV Driver ExperienceAdvance Driver with experience driving on Blue Lights and at speed. Ambulance and Fire Appliance.ISO 9001 :2015 Quality Management Systems Member…
Covers: East of England · London · South East
Currently working as a head of operations for a London sightseeing operator. Experienced in coach and bus operations including home to school transport, private hire and holidays. Specialise in bus…
Covers: London · South East · South West
I have held my International CPC since 2017 and have had experience representing clients at Public Enquiries and Compliance reviews. I am also a DGSA and I have a Class…
Covers: South East · South West · Wales
Experienced PSV Transport Manager. Started driving buses and coaches in 1979 with Yorkshire Traction then working for various National Bus companies across the UK.Passed my Management CPC in 1984 then…
Covers: London · South East · South West
A highly motivated and results-driven professional with extensive experience in leadership, problem-solving, and project management in the transport industry. Proven ability to make sound, pragmatic decisions with a wide-reaching service…
Covers: South East
Results-driven Transport Manager (CPC Holder) with over 2 years experience in logistics management, routeplanning, and fleet optimization across multi-site operations. Proven ability to reduce transport costs, improve routeefficiency, and maintain…
Covers: South East
I have built my career within the haulage and logistics industry, beginning as an HGV driver at the age of 20. This hands-on experience gave me a strong understanding of…
Covers: South East
A newly certified Transport Manager (CPC) with 2 years of hands-on experience in the transport industry. Combines practical knowledge of multi-drop operations and driver management with a fresh, up-to-date understanding…
Covers: South East
Extensive experience over 20 years of holding operators licences
Covers: South East
I am a qualified Transport Manager CPC holder and the Managing Director of Dynamic Consultancy Solutions Limited. I have a strong background in transport operations, compliance, fleet management and training.…
Covers: East Midlands · West Midlands · East of England
I am a qualified HGV Transport Manager CPC holder with practical experience in the UK road transport industry, including the plant and heavy haulage sector. I have experience working with…
Covers: South East
External Transport Manager available in Kent, East London and East Sussex for both Haulage and Passenger service clients with National. International or Restricted Operator Licences. Additional support with Dangerous Goods (DGSA)…
Covers: South East
Cpc transport manager level 3Supply Chain Management level 5 Professional driver ( class 2 driver)
Covers: South East
External Transport manager/consultant, former HGV 1 European driver. 30 years experience in transport operations. TM Cpc held for 23 years.
Covers: South East
Transport Manager support in Brighton is not just a name on paperwork. The right External Transport Manager should give clear, practical oversight of the fleet, spot weak records early and help your team maintain day-to-day compliance.
Every profile covering Brighton is independent, so the conversation is about your operation, your vehicles and the level of transport management input you need. Shortlist a few, request quotes and choose the manager whose approach fits your fleet.
Use the five questions below as an interview sheet rather than treating a postcode as proof of fit. The member cards shown here are drawn from profiles whose owners selected the South East as an area they cover. That selection does not establish that a person is based in Brighton, is currently available or will accept an appointment, so each point needs direct confirmation against your licence and records.
Standard national and standard international goods vehicle operator licences require a professionally competent Transport Manager to be nominated. A restricted goods vehicle licence holder is not required to nominate one, but remains responsible for compliance. The operator retains legal responsibility under any external appointment. Check the role against the official Traffic Commissioners’ transport manager guidance before comparing candidates.
Ask for a precise starting pack and a method for reconciling it. Typical sources include the maintenance planner, safety inspection reports, driver defect records, brake performance evidence, tachograph analysis, infringement actions and training records. A candidate should explain how gaps will be logged, who closes them and what evidence demonstrates completion. A transport compliance audit can define the initial record set and reporting format.
Where the operation actually uses the A23, A27 or controlled access sites, ask how travel and booking windows alter attendance and response. If you run temporary project sites, make it clear that a temporary work site in this exercise is not being described as an operating centre. The candidate should distinguish authorised operating centres from temporary locations and explain how records, vehicle location and permissions remain aligned.
Move from profile claims to working control. Define access to maintenance systems and tachograph data, authority to act, escalation routes and reporting lines. Set review points, document retention and termination terms in writing. Use platform resources such as find a transport manager, transport manager services and the South East page to structure like-for-like comparisons.
ETM’s own published UK guide gives indicative ranges of £400 to £700 per month for 1 to 3 vehicles and £700 to £1,500 for 4 to 10 vehicles. These are guide ranges, not market data, Brighton prices, a tariff or a quotation. Costs vary with fleet, number of sites, travel, record quality and risk. Compare written scope, proposed time, reporting outputs and exclusions, then check several quotes on a like-for-like basis. See what an external transport manager costs for context.
Close the process by asking each candidate to mark up your anonymised records, identify risks and show how decisions will be evidenced. Choose the proposal that demonstrates control, not the one that relies on location.
Look for a CPC-qualified Transport Manager with relevant fleet experience, clear availability and a practical way of managing maintenance, driver records, tachograph duties and regular communication with your team.
Many External Transport Managers support operators remotely as well as on site. What matters is that the arrangement gives sufficient and effective oversight for your fleet size, operating pattern and work in Brighton.
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