Driver (SAVANNAH)
$14.00-$15.00 an hour
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$14.00-$15.00 an hour
About the role
- A fun and different way to earn additional income
- Flexible part-time work opportunities
- Company provided vehicle and fuel during trips
- Paid training (no professional driving experience required)
- No heavy lifting or long distance walking
- Return home after your work is complete
- Multiple health insurance plan options
- Paid vacation time 401(k) retirement plan
- Safety recognition awards
- Opportunities to grow with the nation's largest rail crew transportation companyA Day Behind the WheelPick up and transport railroad crew members
- Provide a safe, comfortable, and professional experience
- Communicate with the PTI Command CenterHelp keep trips moving efficiently and on time
- Open and close vehicle doors and hatches for passengers
- Inspect the vehicle and report any concerns
- Your Next Part-Time Opportunity May Be Closer Than You Think.
- Put your driving skills to work, bring in extra money, and become part of something that keeps the country moving.
- Apply today!
- This posting does not necessarily include every responsibility, duty, requirement, or effort associated with the position. The company reserves the right to review or modify job functions, duties, and requirements or assign additional tasks as circumstances and business needs require.
- Be at least 21 years old
- Have a valid driver's license and clean driving record
- Have a minimum of 3 years driving experience (personal or work-related)
- Must be able to pass a post offer drug screening, MVR, and homeland security background check
- Be able to arrive to the branch location within 30 minutes to ensure on-time performance is achieved
- We're Looking for Someone WhoPuts safety first, every trip, every time
- Is dependable, alert, and comfortable behind the wheel
- Enjoys meeting and helping people
- Communicates clearly and professionally
- Can work independently while remaining connected to the team
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Your notice period
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