SPAB Drivers
royal coach toursSan Jose (CA)
$30 an hour
ApplyAbout the role
SPAB Charters Driver Opportunity Royal Coach Tours is an award winning, family owned transit company with over 60 years in the transportation business! Winners of multiple safety and maintenance awards, Royal Coach Tours was also recently voted as the Operator of the Year by the International Motorcoach Group (IMG).We are looking to add some new members to our family to operate SPAB Charters. Full time and part time available. Pay range $28 to $35.
About the position:
Majority of charters are local, some trips are over the road. Full time and Part time shifts available Pay range starts at $30 an hour for full time drivers with SPAB and air brakes Additional $5 per hour when driving a SPAB charter Full time employees enjoy Vacation Pay, Sick pay, Holiday pay, Birthday pay, Medical, HSA, Dental, Vision, Life Ins. and 401k with company match! We are looking to hire right away! Limited spots available. Apply now! Must have a class B license with Air Brake, Passenger endorsement and SPAB.Stop by our offices M-F, 8am to 5pm (or submit through Indeed) your current license, a K4 DMV report (less than 30 days old) and permits if you have 1 point or less on K4. A DMV printout (K4) is available at DMV offices for a $5 fee. Feel free to contact us with any questions! You can reply directly to this job posting or give us a call during regular business hours at 408-279-4801.Search words: CDL, Class B Driver, Tour Bus Driver, Charter Bus Driver, Motor Coach Driver, Hospitality, Tourism, Commercial Driver, Bus
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