CHAUFFEUR
barrs transportationJacksonville (FL)
About the role
Job Description
Job Responsibilities:
As a Chauffeur, your focus will be on customer service first and foremost, with driving skill being a close second. In your role as a Chauffeur, you will display discretion and professionalism as you chauffeur corporate clientele. Most of your work as a Chauffeur will be local runs to and from the airport using sedans and SUVs. Your specific duties as a Chauffeur include:• Operating your assigned vehicle skillfully and safely, even during inclement weather• Carrying and loading luggage, opening doors and ensuring safe entry and exit from the vehicle• Performing pre-trip procedures to prep the vehicle• Reviewing paperwork, including routing and special instructions• Being on time for all assignments• Adhering to our uniform dress code, maintaining a polished appearance, and projecting a professional, service-driven attitude
Job Requirements:
Previous Chauffeur experience is not required for the Chauffeur position, but is preferred. Due to insurance requirements, as a Chauffeur you must be 25 years of age or older. In your role as a Chauffeur, you must also have superior and professional customer service skills. You will also be required to wear a solid black suit with white shirt (provided by you) and company tie (provided by company).Specific qualifications for the Chauffeur position include:• Valid Driver's License and be able to obtain city permit• 3 or fewer points on driving record, and fewer than 3 moving violations within 3 years• Ability to lift and carry clients' luggage on a regular basis• Professional Image, no visible tattoos or piercings• Passing a drug screen• Possess a personal cell phone*NO CALLS, PLEASE!*Once we are in receipt of your application, someone will call to set up interview.\nCompany
Description: Full Service Chauffeured Transportation Company based in Jacksonville,
FLCompany Description: Full Service Chauffeured Transportation Company based in Jacksonville, FL
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