Subcontractor Driver – Elite School Car Account (Boston Metro Area)
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master livery serviceEast Boston (MA)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$1,250 per week
About the role
Subcontractor Driver – Elite School Car Account (Boston Metro Area)
We’re seeking a dedicated and professional subcontractor chauffeur with a luxury black vehicle to manage a premium Elite School Car Account in the Greater Boston area.
Requirements:
Vehicle: Cadillac XTC, Cadillac CT6, Chevy Suburban, or similar luxury black car. Model Year: 2020 or newer (4 years or newer preferred).Insurance: Minimum $1 million liability coverage.
Location:
Must be within 7 miles of Brookline, MA.Professional Standards: Punctual, reliable, well-presented, and committed to consistent service. Background Check: Required prior to account assignment. Zoom Meeting: Chauffeur introduction with the parents will be required before starting service. Schedule Morning Trips (Monday–Friday): Brookline – Lincoln. Afternoon Trips (Monday–Wednesday): Brookline – Somerville. Additional personal and airport transfer trips available weekly. Compensation Approximately $1,250 per week (includes school account + additional transfers).Bi-weekly payments. About the Account
This position supports an ongoing Elite School Transportation account serving a high-profile client family in the Boston metropolitan area. The role requires commitment, discretion, and dedication to maintaining the highest standards of safety and reliability. If you take pride in providing elite-level transportation and are looking for a consistent, rewarding partnership, we’d love to connect. To Apply Vehicle make / model / year. Proof of insurance. Availability. Contact information.support@masterliveryservices.com
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