Luxury SUV & Van Driver

Posted 7 days ago

snow country limousineVail (CO)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$29.17 per hour

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About the role

Luxury SUV & Van Driver Snow Country Limousine provides premium transportation services and is now expanding operations in the Vail and Denver areas. We specialize in delivering exceptional, luxury travel experiences for guests year-round. As we grow our service footprint in the Rockies, we are looking for dependable, professional drivers to join our team for the upcoming season. You'll provide safe, comfortable, and top-tier service to guests traveling for leisure, business, and special events in our high-end SUVs and vans.$29.17 per hour Variable shifts Weekdays & weekend Day & night availability Holiday shifts Vail, CODenver, CONearby mountain towns and airports (including private FBOs)Drive luxury SUVs and vans to/from airports, resorts, private residences, and events Assist guests with luggage and provide personalized, courteous service Maintain a clean, professional appearance and vehicle at all times Use a smartphone for trip scheduling, GPS, and company apps Communicate clearly and professionally with dispatch and guests 25 years of age or older (insurance requirement)Clean driving record (MVR required)Must pass a background check Hospitality or customer service experience strongly preferred Must be well-groomed, punctual, and professional Ability to lift 50+ lbs and assist with luggage Fluent in English (spoken and written)Tech-savvy and comfortable using mobile apps Paid training Health insurance (medical, dental, vision, life)Paid Time Off (PTO)Holiday pay 401K (starting January 2026)If you enjoy driving, meeting new people, and working in a luxury service environment, this role could be a great fit. Apply today and help us deliver unforgettable experiences to our guests throughout Colorado's most iconic destinations.
Compensation: $29.17 per hour

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