Driver Passenger Transport Franklin County

Posted 7 days ago

provide a rideColumbus (OH)

Shuttle Drivers and Chauffeurs Special Needs Transportation

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$18.00/Hour

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About the role

Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Driver - Franklin County Earn up to $18.00/Hour (Includes $1.50 shift differential and $0.50/hour performance incentive bonus)Are you looking for a rewarding career where you can make a difference in your community? Provide A Ride is hiring dedicated drivers to transport passengers safely and reliably to their destinations. We specialize in wheelchair-accessible transportation, helping the most vulnerable individuals across Ohio.

Why Join Us? Paid Training Get the skills you need to succeed Competitive Benefits Medical, vision, dental, supplemental insurance Work-Life Balance Paid time off & holiday pay Company-Provided Vehicle No personal vehicle required for work Free Uniforms Professional and comfortable attire included Referral Program Earn up to $500 for you and a friend!

What You'll Do: Provide safe, reliable transportation to scheduled locations Secure passengers and wheelchairs properly for transport Plan efficient routes and ensure on-time arrivals Maintain vehicle cleanliness and report any maintenance concerns Deliver excellent customer service to passengers

What We're Looking For: This position provides you with a shared home-garaged company-owned vehicle to operate throughout the many counties we service in the State At least 23 years old Valid Ohio Driver's License (2+ years) with a clean record (No CDL required)Must have ability to keep company van at your residence in a driveway or garage Ability to pass a pre-employment drug screen, physical exam, and criminal background check Comfortable working around service animals Ready to make a difference? Apply today! Provide A Ride is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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