CDL Shuttle Driver
vpne parking solutionsEl Segundo (CA)
About the role
CDL Shuttle Driver The CDL Shuttle Driver is to safely transport employees and customers from parking facilities to their designated areas. The CDL Shuttle Driver will always provide exceptional service and safety and will ensure the vehicle is cleaned and maintained and meets company standards and brand representation.
Schedule: Part Time
Responsibilities:
Always maintain safety standards while transporting employees to their designated area Ensure that the vehicle meets all safety requirements and is up to date with the maintenance schedule Follow all traffic signs/laws and maintain posted speed limits Ensure all passengers are authorized to board the Shuttle Maintain a set schedule to ensure delays are at a minimum Ensure each passenger has a positive experience Ensure all issues get resolved in a timely manner Always Extend the Exceptional Care philosophy Inform and relay all necessary information in a clear and concise, professional way to Managers and passengers, whether in person or via the Shuttle radio Years of Experience: 6 Months Professional Driving
Language Skills: Proficient in English both verbally and written
Education Requirements:
High School Diploma/GEDLicenses required: CDL class A, B, or C WITH Passenger Endorsement Certificates required: Updated Medical Certificate; DPU Certification
Requirements:
Be able to read, write and verbally communicate in English Sit for long periods Walk short distances Possess the manual ability to operate a Shuttle bus safely Currently holds a valid Driver's License in state of residency Strong sense of customer service Ability to lift a minimum of 50 pounds Be at least 18 years of age Be able and willing to smile during every customer interaction with passengers Maintain uniform standards while around the account Pass a criminal background check and drug test Driving record must meet company standards Ability to successfully pass company issued driving test Ability to create relationships with customers Time management & problem-solving skills
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