Their expansive fleet can cater for specialist haulage requirements from their bases in Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham.
Calling all Sub-Contractors
BCD Logistics offers:
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Simple induction process and clear procedures
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Premium rates
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Extremely quick payment with no discount
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Weekly payment direct into your nominated bank account
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VBS management at ports
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Breakdown assistance
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Bulldog security lock on commencement at a competitive price
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Trailer Hire
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Dedicated transport operators assigned to your vehicle(s)
Click below if you are interested in learning more about working with BCD.
The worker bee is one of the best-known symbols of Manchester. It was adopted as a motif for Manchester during the Industrial Revolution, at a time when Manchester was taking a leading role in new forms of mass production, and symbolises Mancunians’ hard work during this era and Manchester being a hive of activity in the 19th century.
Following the tragic Manchester Arena Bombing in 2017, we felt it was important to adopt the bee onto our company logo in solidarity with those who sadly lost their lives, and those who are still affected today. We proudly display the Manchester bee as part of the logo on our cabs, as it perfectly represents the ethos of our company.
Investing in the Future
BCD Logistics is always looking on the best ways to invest in the future. For us, this includes progressive recruitment efforts to bring in the next generation of staff who can represent BCD to the highest standard, both on and off the road.
To achieve this goal, BCD has put forward a statement recruitment policy, which looks provide a pathway into employment for drivers who have only recently received their HGV driving qualifications. No prior experience needed.
Nicola Craig, a recent hire as an HGV driver, has kindly shared her story of how she came to BCD:
‘After 35 years in the carpet and flooring industry, I decided last summer it was time to hang up my carpet stilettos and seek a new challenge. I love driving and my other passion is chauffeuring for the largest Phantom hire company in Birmingham, so trucking seemed a natural progression.’
Nicola goes on to further explain that she had initial concerns when looking to apply for jobs after completing the course and receiving her HGV licences:
‘I had been following various HGV platforms and, worryingly, its appeared that unless you had between 6 months and 2 years’ experience, very few companies would take on a new pass.’
Despite this, she was thankfully able to find employment at the first attempt:
‘Bingo, the first door I knocked on was BCD. […] Barry immediately offered me the opportunity to go out with one of his very accomplished drivers/assessors, who wrote a glowing report about my driving, and I haven’t looked back since.’
