Volunteer as a Controller

Our controllers take incoming calls from hospitals, clinic or laboratories around the Merseyside and Cheshire patch and then allocate jobs to the riders that are on duty that day. The controller, working from home, needs to choose the most suitable rider based on the location of the job and then monitor progress of the job through to completion and the rider returning home safely. The equipment required to do the controller job are a telephone and a laptop/tablet.

The biggest demand for a blood bike controller from our NHS colleagues is during the working day Monday to Friday. So, if you have time to volunteer for us during those times, we’d be very keen to hear from you. We also want people who can act as a controller for us outside of the normal working day hours and at weekends. Ideally, we like our members to be able to volunteer some of their time on at least one day per week.

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Your Name
Your Email address
Please include your email address as we will send you further details and an acknowledgement via email.
Please include your phone number as we will need to contact you via phone.
Please let us know your age range. We have a range of volunteer controllers of different ages, but it helps our profiling if we know your age range – this is voluntary.
What is your current work status ?
Please tell us any more useful details about yourself and why you would like to join Merseyside and Cheshire Blood Bikes.