As a charitable organisation IAM RoadSmart is committed to improving road safety. Our aim is simple - we want to improve driving and riding skills, to reduce the numbers killed or seriously injured on our roads. We want to increase enjoyment, and improve capability and competence whether someone is doing it on a personal or business basis.
Working for us is a rewarding experience, knowing you are helping to make road users more confident, safer and better drivers and riders. You can do this in a number of ways, in any one of the four successful organisations under our umbrella brand:
The culture of organisations is created from how people within that organisation behave. A clear & unified culture is crucial to the ongoing success of IAM RoadSmart.
People help to shape our organisation, and given guidance to our successful teams. View our current vacancies.
You will learn from the best minds in the industry, on how to be an advocate for road safety, we believe that investing in training for our employees is essential to the success of our organisation.
We are always looking for good-quality people so if your interest is purely speculative please send a copy of your CV to vacancies@iam.org.uk
If you have a preference for which area of the organisation you would like to work for, please include that in your email. While we can’t guarantee to respond to every expression of interest we will be in touch if we have an opportunity that suits your skills and experience.
We believe in opportunity, development and reward, in an environment where our people will thrive and be the best. Have a look at the various parts of the organisation below.
IAM is a respected charity comprising of 92,000 current full members, 5,000 active volunteers and 200 local groups. We campaign and lobby on road safety issues on our members behalf.
Provides a range of professional driver risk management training and solutions for business. Including e-learning, on-road coaching, and company occupational driver policy consultancy.
Dedicated to re-educating speed and drink and drive offenders. Our Drink Drive Rehabilitation Course (DDRC) is officially recognised by the DVSA, in nine areas of England & all of Wales.