San Francisco CDL Class B Chauffeurs Passenger Endorsement Required

Posted 7 days ago

urban logistixSouth San Francisco (CA)

Shuttle Drivers and Chauffeurs Taxi and Ridesharing Services

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About the role

Full-Time CDL Chauffeur Urban Worldwide is seeking professional, customer-focused CDL Class B Chauffeurs to join our growing team serving the Northern California / San Francisco Bay Area. If you take pride in providing exceptional service, enjoy driving, and want to work with a company that values professionalism and reliability, we'd love to hear from you.

Qualifications: Current, valid CDL Class A or Class B License Passenger Endorsement required Air Brake endorsement preferred (SPAB license accepted, but not required)Current DOT Medical Certificate Current DMV Driver Record (H-6 printout) dated within the last 30 days No more than 3 points for moving violations Clean, professional appearance and excellent customer service skills Must be reliable, punctual, and safety-oriented

What You'll Do: Safely transport passengers throughout the Bay Area and Northern California Provide a first-class customer experience Conduct pre- and post-trip vehicle inspections Maintain vehicle cleanliness and professionalism Follow all DOT and company safety policies We Offer: Full-time positions available immediately Competitive pay Modern, well-maintained fleet Consistent work Professional team environment Opportunity to grow with an established luxury transportation company If you're ready to build your career with one of Northern California's premier transportation companies, we'd like to hear from you. Apply today and join the Urban Worldwide team!

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